At what point do you go back and give some love to the stat that got left behind?
Hanks Ratio and the Neglected Stat
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Suppose you’ve got your Hank’s ratio stats to the following: - Defense: 125,000,000 - Strength: 100,000,000 - Speed: 100,000,000 - Dexterity: 25,000,000 At this point, your Defense is only 5/4 of your Strength (or Speed). You should raise it to … - Qfiffle [2557282] Committee
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When you have the best gyms open and ideally Ignorance is Bliss, you should get it as high as you can while staying in ratio (about 9% of your total). That makes for the strongest possible Hanks ratio. Once you …
When it won't mess with what gyms you have access to lol
When you can continiously train it for month with some cool book. So 1b usually
Suppose you’ve got your Hank’s ratio stats to the following:
Of course, you don’t have to raise that fourth stat if you choose. But in general, don’t let it climb higher than a quarter of your secondary stats, else you risk losing Mr. Isoyamas gym for Defense (or Elites gym for Dexterity).
I hope this helps you.
- Defense: 125,000,000
- Strength: 100,000,000
- Speed: 100,000,000
- Dexterity: 25,000,000
- Defense: 133,333,333
- Strength: 100,000,000
- Speed: 100,000,000
- Dexterity: 25,000,000
- Defense: 133,333,333
- Strength: 106,666,666
- Speed: 106,666,666
- Dexterity: 25,000,000
- Defense: 133,333,333
- Strength: 106,666,666
- Speed: 106,666,666
- Dexterity: 26,666,666
Of course, you don’t have to raise that fourth stat if you choose. But in general, don’t let it climb higher than a quarter of your secondary stats, else you risk losing Mr. Isoyamas gym for Defense (or Elites gym for Dexterity).
I hope this helps you.
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When you’ve got ignorance is bliss and enough money to use it properly (assuming you left it behind early enough for ignorance to really matter). Otherwise, I’d just get it up to 1b before leaving it further behind than necessary.
When you have the best gyms open and ideally Ignorance is Bliss, you should get it as high as you can while staying in ratio (about 9% of your total). That makes for the strongest possible Hanks ratio.
Once you are ready to SE your top stat, you're gonna lose your ratio anyway, so then might as well bring up the low stat to 1b+ at that point if you haven't sooner.
Once you are ready to SE your top stat, you're gonna lose your ratio anyway, so then might as well bring up the low stat to 1b+ at that point if you haven't sooner.
The moment you unlock george is when you can go for whatever ratio you want as long as the 8.0 gym of your main stat is open, by always making sure it's 25% higher than second highest stat. Other spec gym like frontline fitness has 7.5 gym dot while george give 7.3 so it's not big of a difference.
What does it means in number you may ask? if all other modifiers like steadfast, job, education...etc keeping the same then 7.5 gym give 2% more gains than 7.3 of George, which equal to 2% in steadfast, which means almost nothing.
To put in context, if one train at 7.5 and one at 7.3 for 100 days, with 2% difference, the one train in 7.5 gain an extra day worth of training than the 7.3, so you ain't missing much, 1000 days and you only behind like 10 days while not having to keeping that hassle ratio and make builds fit you more
What does it means in number you may ask? if all other modifiers like steadfast, job, education...etc keeping the same then 7.5 gym give 2% more gains than 7.3 of George, which equal to 2% in steadfast, which means almost nothing.
To put in context, if one train at 7.5 and one at 7.3 for 100 days, with 2% difference, the one train in 7.5 gain an extra day worth of training than the 7.3, so you ain't missing much, 1000 days and you only behind like 10 days while not having to keeping that hassle ratio and make builds fit you more
Two possible answers :
A) When you start using enough SE's that it pretty much kills your special gyms anyway.
B) Never.
A) When you start using enough SE's that it pretty much kills your special gyms anyway.
B) Never.
Some solid evidence to show that keeping it at 10% of your total gives you great returns.
More if your drop is def, not dex.
More if your drop is def, not dex.