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universal_paperclips's Introduction

I didn't write this.

I'm hacking on the source code of http://www.decisionproblem.com/paperclips/ for fun. The eventual goal is to split into a frontend and backend module with event subscriptions, such that the game can be "played" programmatically.

If you want the original game (as of 10/10/17 when I saved the files from my browser), check out the vanilla branch.

Changes made:

  • Uncommented the cheat buttons
  • Made cheats increase exponentially so that they could keep up with the game
  • Fixed +1 trust button for when that's expressed via drone gifts instead

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universal_paperclips's Issues

Standardize sale price adjustment

currently done strangely

function raisePrice(){
    margin = (Math.round((margin + .01)*100))/100;
    document.getElementById("demand").innerHTML = demand.toFixed(2);
    document.getElementById("margin").innerHTML = margin.toFixed(2);
}

function lowerPrice(){
    if (margin >= .01){
    margin = (Math.round((margin - .01)*100))/100;
    document.getElementById("demand").innerHTML = demand.toFixed(2);
    document.getElementById("margin").innerHTML = margin.toFixed(2);
    }
}

Demand is displayed different ways in different places

I'm not entirely sure about the reason for the discrepancy here

document.getElementById("demand").innerHTML = demand.toFixed(2);

and elsewhere,

document.getElementById("demand").innerHTML = (demand*10).toLocaleString(undefined, {minimumFractionDigits: 0, maximumFractionDigits: 0});

It could be that this meant to compensate for "Demand per second", but I'm unsure. In any case, demand of less than 1.37 will result in 0 clips sold.

    avgSales = chanceOfPurchase * (.7*Math.pow(demand,1.15))*10;

vs

        if (Math.random() < (demand/100)){
            sellClips(Math.floor(.7 * Math.pow(demand, 1.15)));
            }

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