I have 9290 labs, and 9623 acres.
My TPT is 621. This seems.. wrong?

I had 1800 TPT as a 6k acre techer and 4000 TPT as a 12k acre techer (fully built). Seems like TPT is bugged?

According to the wiki, the formula suggests ROUND(0.17*9290*(1+9290/9623)+3,0) = 3107 TPT?

I tried using turns but it didn't change anything. Still 621 TPT strangely.

You are on low population due to GS/CM/BR/SR or tax rate/residential tech/govt changes. You will have 3107 tpt in 150 turns or so, depending a bit on what you do with your tax rate.

Ah didn't realize population affected TPT!

pop is tied into all production these days.

Is there anywhere I can see.. updated formulas or something? (Given I plucked the above formula from the wiki)

How do you know when your population is at full capacity ?

you can calculate it with the formulas. I think the pop formula has not changed since like 2000 at least. PCI formula has, and so has PCI change formula.

https://www.earthempires.com/...set-12-26672?t=1387031694

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#3) Production based on Population

In an effort to make crippling and failed KR's less pointless, we have made production of indies/farms/labs/rigs based on population.

Basically production of each (&TPT) is multiplied by:

min(1,max(0.2,pop/(maxpop*0.8))

This means once you drop below 16% of population, your production will hit a floor of 20%; production does not get affected until you are below 80% of max population. Given cashers are already linearly affected from 100% -> 0%, this is not applied vs Ent/Res.

Thanks, that's very helpful! Now I know. Haha Another change since I last played.

I would suggest reading the Announcements forum and use the search:

https://www.earthempires.com/forum/search

(TIP: you can search only the announcements forum).

Pretty much every change gets archived, there could be some obscure things that haven't, but there is plenty of info there to get you on the right path.

search for changeset

glad the community answered that one.

Glad I happened by this thread. Hadn't seen this anywhere else.