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Kry [G1 Alabaster Primal MRLR] (#286017) Deathlord of the Jungle View Forum Posts  Posted on 2022-08-24 01:44:23 |
I for the life of me am struggling severely with this. Idk if I already made a post about this but can someone please help me with the math here? I live in Australia so it's really throwing my days off because I'm like 16 hrs ahead of lioden or w/e. Basically, I wanna try a new project, but I wanna wait until after March/April/May (I wanna try and get my hands on event items by utilising both accounts but my project requires 1 frozen acct etc). I think my math is that my kings retire in the beginning of March (At rollover my main will be 10y/o on the dot, and my side will be 9y 4m) Well, I don't really want to wait another nearly 5 months after March to start said project (I plan to start with a 3y/o male), so I just thought I might replace my current kings with 8+ y/o males to squeeze in an extra round before starting my project, and hopefully pushing the retire age til after May-ish Is there some easy way to calculate that sorta thing? I've never retired a king before, so I'm not sure if I should wait until they are 16 to replace, or if I should replace at 15? Like assuming I've got the male ready to go to replace, is it ok to wait til 16? So I'm not sure how I should be counting their days left, Years left x 12 - months? (7 x 12 - 4 = 80 days?) I just need a simple equation but I can't tell if mine is the right one lol If I replaced my side king with an 8 y/o king, would it then be 8 x 12 = 96 days total til replacement? Like, it SOUNDS right, but I'm paranoid I can't do the math right lol Not to mention the Australia thing again, cuz like what day would that be Lioden time?? like 80 days from now for side king retirement #1 and then 96 days from then for retirement #2? I can't comprehend looking at my own calendar and thinking if I need to subtract a day or not.... PS. I've only been living here since April so pls no judge that I can't comprehend the timezone changes lmao PSS: Daylight Savings Time also gonna mess me up because we do the opposite of the states! so we will be going forward in October, when the US goes back in November, so theres a whole month of even more weird timezone discrepancy. I wish they would do away with DST ><  0 players like this post! Like? |
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Seth (#282877)
View Forum Posts Posted on 2022-08-24 02:17:19 |
Your king turned 10 at this rollover and assuming that you will replace him at 16 years, you still need to wait 6 "lioden years". 1 year in lioden equals 12 rollovers (12 days), meaning that your king will turn 16 in 72 days - which should be on November 4th for you. The side king is now 9 years and 4 months old, he'll turn 16 in 80 days (should be November 12th). Your message is a bit confusing to me but if you do rollovers every day and retire your current main and side king at 16 years, you can have another king on both accounts before starting with your projects. The current kings will retire in November. If you use a heir which is 3 years or younger on both accounts and continue doing daily rollovers, you will be able to retire these second kings (the ones you have before you start your project) in the middle of April. This means you'll have March and half of April to gather items before freezing one of your accounts. Again, I'm not sure if this is what you were looking for but I hope it'll be useful to you. 1 player likes this post! Like? |
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Kry [G1 Alabaster Primal MRLR] (#286017) Deathlord of the Jungle View Forum Posts Posted on 2022-08-24 02:30:30 |
Ahhh yes so very helpful! I think I was doing math before that was retiring them at 15 rather than 16, so I didn't even consider that when thinking of what month I want to retire. Which is why I was landing in early march rather than mid-April. This is all super helpful for me, I appreciate the response! I definitely didn't want to miss explore encounters in March with both accounts, which is why I was so caught up on calculating lol Thanks a bunch ^^ 0 players like this post! Like? |
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Seth (#282877)
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Primallver(Maxx they/them) (#244362) Total Chad View Forum Posts Posted on 2022-12-19 22:32:02 |
I’m try to figure out how long it will take for my 5year 5 month old king to retire 0 players like this post! Like? |
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