EP Output vs Amount

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  1. tlcsquared

    tlcsquared Padavan

    I'm trying to figure out the difference between EP Output vs EP Amount. I can't seem to find the info in the game FAQs.

    Mahalo
     
    tlcsquared, Nov 26, 2018
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  2. shooger.sweet

    shooger.sweet Board Administrator Team Farmerama EN

    Hello tlcsquared,

    EP Amount is what players probably refer to regarding the stats for givers, trees etc.
    For instance, the recent Stingy Surprise awarded in the Home Sweet Home II Event rewards 1800 EP / TEP every 20 hours. They then probably break that down to the EP output for a 24 hour period which equals 1.2 times the item can be harvested a day, awards 2160 EP / TEP making it 90 EP / TEP per hour that can be earned in a 1x1 space.

    Can I assist you further?
     
    shooger.sweet, Nov 26, 2018
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  3. tlcsquared

    tlcsquared Padavan

    Hmmmm...so the output is the EP per hour and the amount is the amount per harvest?
     
    tlcsquared, Nov 27, 2018
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  4. shooger.sweet

    shooger.sweet Board Administrator Team Farmerama EN

    Yes, that is how the players decide the EP worth of an item.

    Can I assist you further?
     
    shooger.sweet, Nov 27, 2018
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  5. tlcsquared

    tlcsquared Padavan

    Nope, I think I got it....not sure it makes sense in my brain yet, but I'm sure it will eventually:p

    Mahalo, you may close this thread
     
    tlcsquared, Nov 27, 2018
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  6. shooger.sweet

    shooger.sweet Board Administrator Team Farmerama EN

    You are welcome.

    ~closing as requested~
     
    shooger.sweet, Nov 27, 2018
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