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ChangesStack multiplier integration
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participant TrainExecution
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TrainExecution->>TradeStationStopHandler: Provide source level
TradeStationStopHandler->>Config: Call trainGold with source and station levels
Config->>Config: Apply factory and station multipliers
Config-->>TradeStationStopHandler: Return adjusted gold
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Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The train income changes and related tests are in scope. However, multiplying station connectivity weights in NationStructureBehavior changes reachable-station behavior and is not required by issue
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In `@src/core/configuration/Config.ts`:
- Around line 234-235: Update the multiplier caches and related calculations in
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- Line 72: Update the TrainStation tests to use setup() from Setup.ts and
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makeUnit()/makeGame()'s config mock predate PR openfrontio#5264's stationStackMultiplier(unit.level()) call in NationStructureBehavior.buildReachableStations, causing 6 failures (unit.level is not a function). Add level() to makeUnit (default 1, matching every existing test) and stationStackMultiplier to the mocked config, mirroring Config's real formula. All tests use default level-1 units where the multiplier is 1.0x, so no existing expected values change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TSC4G5QsxRTnyzGNHB4bQE
…s with structure levels Trains now earn more from higher-level factories and destination cities instead of leveling being irrelevant to rail income: - City/station side: 1.0 + 0.4*log2(level), unbounded. - Factory side: same uncapped log2 curve on this fork (upstream capped it at 1.25x/~level 50; raised here since this fork has no multiplayer balance to protect and the playstyle here pushes factories well past that). Both use the existing DetMath deterministic pow/log (not raw Math.pow/Math.log), so this doesn't introduce cross-client desync risk in src/core. Also fixes 6 pre-existing test failures in NationStructureBehavior.test.ts (stale mocks missing level()/ stationStackMultiplier(), unrelated to upstream's own fix commit). Upstream: openfrontio#5264 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TSC4G5QsxRTnyzGNHB4bQE
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175-176: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a level-2 neighboring-station case.
This test covers only the own-station branch because the neighbor list is empty. Add a neighboring level-2 station and assert its scaled weight. Existing level-1 neighbor tests can pass even if that branch ignores stationStackMultiplier().
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In `@tests/NationStructureBehavior.test.ts`:
- Around line 33-34: Update the stationStackMultiplier and
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In `@tests/NationStructureBehavior.test.ts`:
- Around line 175-176: Add a level-2 neighboring station to the setup using
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Resolves #1949
Description:
Adds functionality to trainStation destinations to scale money based on structure level. Applies a similar thing to trainStation source (IE factories).
Table below shows the math with different lvl factories and different city tracks.
These numbers can be tweaked in the future.
This is a low starting point.
Even in these setups, almost always the port generates more money.
This table assumed the visited cities are allied cities, so already max bonus.
In a real game, on avg a train only goes to the middle-most city. (random destinations means the avg is in the middle)
In a real game these values are halved. Self-traded would again be a division by 3.5.
ports are much better
level 1 city lines are still much better
Goal/hope: this does make tiny city stacks potentially more viable, especially under low level SAMs, which in turn makes atom bomb micro a viable counter strat late game.
Live upgrading a city provided zero benefit to train networks. The new code introduces logarithmic scaling (1.0 + 0.4 * log2(L)).
Level 1: 1.00x (Live: 1.00x)
Level 5: 1.93x (Live: 1.00x)
Level 10: 2.33x (Live: 1.00x)
Level 15: 2.56x (Live: 1.00x)
Level 50: 3.26x (Live: 1.00x)
Level 100: 3.66x (Live: 1.00x)
new code gives cities an early-game power spike (lvl 5 ~2x), reducing the negative of lower level stacks. The math falls off to prevent hyper-scaling.
Factory efficiency was purely tied to the diminishing returns of the train spawn cooldown. new code introduces an asymptotic gold mult 1.0 + 0.25 * (1 - pow(0.85, level - 1)) cap at 1.25x
Gold Multiplier:
Level 1: 1.00x (Live: 1.00x)
Level 5: 1.12x (Live: 1.00x)
Level 10: 1.19x (Live: 1.00x)
Level 15: 1.22x (Live: 1.00x)
Level 50: 1.25x (Live: 1.00x)
Level 100: 1.25x (Live: 1.00x)
Total Factory Efficiency:
Level 1: 100.0% (Live: 100.0%)
Level 5: 94.9% (Live: 84.8%)
Level 10: 91.3% (Live: 76.6%)
Level 15: 88.6% (Live: 72.3%)
Level 50: 79.8% (Live: 63.9%)
Level 100: 76.8% (Live: 61.5%)
live factory stacking fell off a cliff, losing nearly 25% efficiency by Level 10. The new math cushions this, keeping factories above 90% efficiency all the way to Level 10. However, because the gold multiplier hard-caps at 1.25x, high levels are forced to bleed efficiency down into the 70s, making them still less optimal than spreading out, and making them worse than ports at every stage.
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