leviathan-functions v1.1.0

Leviathan Formulas

This library contains various formulas used in the game Leviathan War.

getCurrentLvl(y: number, round?: boolean)

This function takes the amount of experience (y) as input and returns the user's level. If the optional second parameter, round, is set to true, the function will return the level rounded down to the nearest integer. If round is omitted or false, the function will return the level as a floating-point number.

Example:

getCurrentLvl(1000); // returns 2
getCurrentLvl(1500, true); // returns 3
getCurrentLvl(2000); // returns 3.464

getLvlToExp(x: number)

This function takes the user's level (x) as input and returns the amount of experience required to reach that level.

Example:

getLvlToExp(1); // returns 268
getLvlToExp(2); // returns 1225
getLvlToExp(3); // returns 3015

qtyTroops(coordination: number)

This function takes the coordination value as input and returns the number of troops the user can deploy with that level of coordination.

Example:

qtyTroops(20); // returns 1
qtyTroops(60); // returns 3
qtyTroops(100); // returns 5

getDamage(level: number, strength: number, troops: number)

This function takes the level, strength, and number of troops as input and returns the damage that can be dealt.

Example:

getDamage(1, 10, 5); // returns 6
getDamage(2, 20, 10); // returns 19
getDamage(3, 30, 15); // returns 32

reductionPF(coordination: number, pro: boolean)

This function takes the coordination value and a boolean flag indicating whether the user has a pro account as input, and returns the reduction in the percentage of reduction in the Productivity and Fatigue stats.

Example:

reductionPF(1000, true); // returns 0.078
reductionPF(2000, false); // returns 0.052

expPerWork(level: number, education: number)

This function takes the user's level and education as input and returns the amount of experience gained per a work action.

Example:

    expPerWork(1, 10); // returns 1
    expPerWork(2, 20); // returns 2
    expPerWork(3, 30); // returns 3

costGun(factoryLvl: number, pMissiles: number)

This function takes the factory level and the Production Missiles stat as input and returns the cost to build an object of type gun.

Example:

    costGun(100, 50); // returns 315.00
    costGun(200, 100); // returns 760.00
    costGun(300, 200); // returns 1620.00

lvlStatSecs(strength: number, education: number)

This function takes the user's strength and education as input and returns the number of seconds the user needs to wait before leveling up an Stat of the type (Strenght, Education, Coordination, Luck).

Example:

    lvlStatSecs(100, 20); // returns 1500
    lvlStatSecs(200, 30); // returns 7500
    lvlStatSecs(300, 40); // returns 16875