Craftland.org

So, with this recent Credits update, I think there was unintentionally a new Euro/Coins conversion rank. I'm using 5 euros because it's the cheapest
Okay, so 5 euro = 50 credits. Therefore, 1 euro = 10 credits. 1 credits = 2500 coins. 10 credits x 2500 coins. For 5 euro, it = 25k coins
Secondly, 10 euro = 120 credits, making 1 euro = 11 credits. 11 x 2500 = 27,500 coins
Lastly, 20 euro = 300 credits, making 1 euro = 15 credits, 15 x 2500 equaling 37,500

Averaging that information makes this: 26 credits = 3 euro, which is about 8.5 credits for 1 euro

So 1 euro = about 21,250 coins

MATH

1. This is pointless
2. It's set up this way so that if you buy more at one time, you get a discount. If you buy two orders of the 5 euro, it comes out to 10 euro for 100 credits, when you could just make 1 purchase of 10 euros for 120 credits.

Just let me be happy with the fact I did math out of school.
:C

GIVE THIS MAN A COOKIE! *click*

Chaotic wrote:GIVE THIS MAN A COOKIE! *click*

http://orteil.dashnet.org/cookieclicker/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;