Attack/Defense Tokens

[xRedfoxx]

Does anyone have a clear understanding of how these work/add up/stack, etc?

It appears to me that they don't stack, and in fact, go away when you get more than 1.

Ii had 1x car def +5, and 0x car def +6. I scratched off a car def +5, (which means I should have 2x now) which gave me a quest reward of car def token +6 (which means I should have 1x in inventory now). I checked inventory, and the 2x car def +5 tokens are gone and I have 1x car def +6. In my overall stats, my car defense went up 1%. So it appears that when you get two 5's.....they would go away and you get a 6, and so on???

[xRedfoxx]

More.....
i just unlocked a melee attack +6 (I had none), then unlocked a melee attack +5 (i had 1..so now i have 2). Having two +5s gave me a bonus pop-up of melee attack attack+6. So I should have had +6% + 5% + 6% = +17%. Instead, I don't see any melee +5's in my inventory...but i see 2 melee +6s. So it appears the 2x +5 were turned into a +6. Curious why the 2x +6 don't turn into a +7.

So in summary..I had 2x +5% (for a total of 10%) taken away and I was given a +6% token, for a net loss of 4%. Wow...so now Gree is charging me gold to get smaller stats!! Amazing!!

Gree Gree Gree what have you done

[Dipstik]

You still look at stats. Cute.

[Blaggard]

For every duplicate, you get +1%

[Babytway]

-two or more of the same token(duplicates)do not stack at all
-x amount of same token follow a goal chain once the required amount is achieved they trade up, then u can continue to get the same token again to start a new goal chain

[StrongAntuna]

Yes, when you complete a goal chain, the tokens required for it are consumed. However, tokens of the same type don’t stack. So, if you have two +5% tokens, you only get the bonus from one of them. So when they get consumed, you now have a +6% token, a gain of +1%. Now, if you get one more +5% token, that will stack with the +6%, netting +11% overall. As the token % value gets higher, it can take more duplicates to actually “level up” the token, but the potential gains are higher. If you have a +5, +6 and +7% token, that’s a total of +18%!

[Evan1000]

Yes, when you complete a goal chain, the tokens required for it are consumed. However, tokens of the same type don’t stack. So, if you have two +5% tokens, you only get the bonus from one of them. So when they get consumed, you now have a +6% token, a gain of +1%. Now, if you get one more +5% token, that will stack with the +6%, netting +11% overall. As the token % value gets higher, it can take more duplicates to actually “level up” the token, but the potential gains are higher. If you have a +5, +6 and +7% token, that’s a total of +18%!

Hi, I have a question.

WHAT'S THE POINT IN THAT?

Thank you and look forward to your response.

[!Radar]

Yes, when you complete a goal chain, the tokens required for it are consumed. However, tokens of the same type don’t stack. So, if you have two +5% tokens, you only get the bonus from one of them. So when they get consumed, you now have a +6% token, a gain of +1%. Now, if you get one more +5% token, that will stack with the +6%, netting +11% overall. As the token % value gets higher, it can take more duplicates to actually “level up” the token, but the potential gains are higher. If you have a +5, +6 and +7% token, that’s a total of +18%!

So, with that 18%...if you receive another 5% it will fuse with the other and become a 6? Then the 2 6's will fuse into a 7 which will fuse with the other 7 and become 8 in total? So you pick up 5% and take a loss of 10 in total?

[Chris Boa]

So, with that 18%...if you receive another 5% it will fuse with the other and become a 6? Then the 2 6's will fuse into a 7 which will fuse with the other 7 and become 8 in total? So you pick up 5% and take a loss of 10 in total?

Its like magic

[namedud]

Yes, when you complete a goal chain, the tokens required for it are consumed. However, tokens of the same type don’t stack. So, if you have two +5% tokens, you only get the bonus from one of them. So when they get consumed, you now have a +6% token, a gain of +1%. Now, if you get one more +5% token, that will stack with the +6%, netting +11% overall. As the token % value gets higher, it can take more duplicates to actually “level up” the token, but the potential gains are higher. If you have a +5, +6 and +7% token, that’s a total of +18%!

Serious question, is anyone in your office aware of the acronym "K.I.S.S." and are they aware of the meaning of each letter?

[Freddy**]

Yes, when you complete a goal chain, the tokens required for it are consumed. However, tokens of the same type don’t stack. So, if you have two +5% tokens, you only get the bonus from one of them. So when they get consumed, you now have a +6% token, a gain of +1%. Now, if you get one more +5% token, that will stack with the +6%, netting +11% overall. As the token % value gets higher, it can take more duplicates to actually “level up” the token, but the potential gains are higher. If you have a +5, +6 and +7% token, that’s a total of +18%!

This is the perfect example as to why I and many others have stopped spending money on this game.

[Dat Guy]

This is the perfect example as to why I and many others have stopped spending money on this game.

Do you not understand non linear quadratic equations? Jeez! How much easier could Gree possibly make it for you to understand?

[Red BD]

Yes, when you complete a goal chain, the tokens required for it are consumed. However, tokens of the same type don’t stack. So, if you have two +5% tokens, you only get the bonus from one of them. So when they get consumed, you now have a +6% token, a gain of +1%. Now, if you get one more +5% token, that will stack with the +6%, netting +11% overall. As the token % value gets higher, it can take more duplicates to actually “level up” the token, but the potential gains are higher. If you have a +5, +6 and +7% token, that’s a total of +18%!

Huh????????

[Dipstik]

You all follow that?

Seriously though... I haven't even tried to figure out those goal chains. I just close the popups.

[HavingFun]

All this math is making my head hurt