Facebook Dragons of Atlantis Troop Training Calculation

Facebook Dragons of Atlantis Troop Training Calculation by Arick

I’ve posted the Formula for build times on Wiki (troop page right under the table listing all troop stats/pop/power etc). Base times in the table above the formula have been updated so you can calculate how long it takes and see the exact formula used to calculate training time in relation to number of garrison, garrison upgrades, and rookery level.

Troop training speed calculation formula-excel format.
4 level 9 garrison(sum 36 upgrades).Building 1000 LBM(basetime 343 seconds).
excel format
=sum(1000*343)/(4+((364)/10)

Dragon speed calculation formula(excel format).
4 level 9 garrison(sum 36 upgrades).Level 5 Rookery. building 1000 SSD(basetime 498 seconds)
excel format
=sum(1000*498)/((1+5/100)*(4+((364)/10)))

Again all base times needed for calculations are in the table on Wiki under troops.

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There seem some possible rounding anomolies. Maybe some oddities with conscripts.. possibly due to mucking around with formulas for training glitch. Here is a more basic rough explaination of how the game calculates training time.

Training time is DIRECTLY divided by the number of garrison. you train twice as fast with 20 garrison as you do with 10. (I have 19 garrison and all caculations are accurate).

After that is considered. The bonus for your garrison upgrades is taken into effect at 10% per level starting at lvl 2 (no bonus for lvl 1).

Garrison lvl
1 –
2 10%
3 20%
4 30%
5 40%
6 50%
7 60%
8 70%
9 80%
10 90%

To do the math another way, and to more clearly show the diminishing returns. If you have 10 garrisons and train 1000 units. Pretend each garrison trains 100 of the units and adds its own upgrade bonus to just that 100 units its training. This explains why adding more garrison has diminishing returns (obviously adding 1 garrison when you only have 1 divides the work by half because you double the number of garrisons.. but when you add 1 and already have 10, you only get 10%).

Also the returns diminish for upgrades, because as shown when you divide the work load by say 10 and each garrison only trains 1/10th of the units(100), than if you had 2 garrisons and the upgrade was effecting half of the units vs the 1/10th if you had 10 garrison.

Please go ahead and spread the information where ever you please. Long as you credit me I’m cool with it

And Rookery reduces dragon training times by 1% per level up to 10% at lvl 10.

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7 Responses

  1. Anonymous says:

    nm… my calc worked in excel, just not on paper. Not sure why, but oh well. Thanks.

  2. Anonymous says:

    I'm probably doing something wrong, but it seems like there is something wrong with the ((1+5/100) part of the formula. If you multiply this by the next part, then you end up getting a number smaller than 1. If you divide the number of seconds it would take for the dragons to build (without before garrison/rookery calculations) by a number smaller than 1, then the time goes up (which doesn't make sense). Sorry for noob questions haha.

  3. luffy says:

    does this apply to science centre too

  4. Anonymous says:

    …Dude, what the crap? I can't understand a word of that.

  5. Anonymous says:

    there is no rookery at the op's, so dot include them in the calculations there. the rookery only credits the main city. consider it an offset since you can only build so many garrisons as opposed to the op tc's. i have 25 tc's in each of my op's.

  6. Anonymous says:

    Got it to work and for the main city and the 1st outpost it works also perfect
    but then i try to get the calculations perfect for the 2nd outpost it's goes wrong.
    Maxbe it's the rookery, i think that there is a special calculation for the second outpost.
    maybe rookery+1 i'm thrying to find out.

  7. Anonymous says:

    hello i'm trying to use the formula in a excell sheet. but i'm stuck. i want to calculate the the total building time for lbm so you can see how much lbm you can build in a day.

    i understand for 99% the formula, but when i want to see how much total time it takes to build 1000 lbm in minutes and seconds i'm stuck

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