How many catnip fields are worth the catnips they require?
I currently have 38 fields and the 39th asks for 750 catnips. Are they still worth the food I should spend for them? To what extent? (that is, how many catnip fields can I have before the price makes them worthless) I currently have 12 kittens
Best Answer
If you want to calculate if a new Catnip field is worth the investment use:
Price/ProductionRate = Seconds Till Profit
Example, if a new field costs 10K
10000/0.63 = 15873 seconds
Convert seconds to hours
15873/3600 = 4.4 Hours
A field that costs 10K will start paying you back in about 4.4 hours
Of course the modifiers and seasons change this payback rate, generally the payoff time will be much better, this simple math can help provide a baseline.
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Answer 2
I keep the 10% rule in mind: only buy another field if it'll cost you 10% or less of your current harvest. No idea if it is actually mathematically sound, but so far, it has worked out pretty ok for me
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