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I think this is what the current system is supposed to do.

That was part of the original discussion, anyway...

Here is some perl-golf code to show what I believe to be the intended functionality:

# These are the values computed elsewhere. Change as desired to test. +.. $REP = -12; $NORM = 6; $Vote = 1; # 1 for ++, 0 for -- $XP = 0; #### $XPChange = $Vote || -1; %Odds = (0 => [ .33, .33], $NORM => [ .33, .50], $NORM * 2 => [ .33, .66], $NORM * 3 => [ .25, .75], $NORM * 4 => [0.00, 1.00]); $XP += $XPChange if rand() <= $Odds{(sort {$a <=> $b} grep {abs($REP) >= $_} keys %Odds)[-1]} -> [$REP >= 0 ? $Vote : !$Vote] +; print $XP;

Russ
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In reply to RE: Voting scale by Russ
in thread Voting scale by jjhorner

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