Outbid and Secure
Here you can check whether a place in someone else's GB is worth it for you – and how much FP you have to invest for that.
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Where?
- Menu → Secure
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Total FP
- The total volume of FP needed to complete the target level (FP capacity of the legendary building at this level). Shown in the game in the GB overview.
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Sum of FP in LG
- How much FP is currently already in the building (all donors combined).
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Own FP
- FP you have deposited yourself so far – your share of it up to now.
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FP to Outbid
- Highest relevant deposited FP position that should be securely outbid – i.e. the deposit of the player you want to protect yourself against or outbid. This is the threshold you have to exceed.
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Place Reward
- Leave empty: The calculator shows how high the base reward must be at least (with the given arc bonus) so that you don't have an FP loss.
- Value > 0: Shows whether a profit or loss is made with the given reward and factor. The calculator multiplies the reward by your arc factor and compares the result with your total investment.
- Inputs are rounded down to full increments of 5 (e.g. 123 → 120).
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Arc Bonus
- Your personal arc factor (default 1.95). Used to calculate the reward. The entered value is saved as default and restored on your next visit.
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The Result
- FP Needed to Secure: How much you have to have invested in total so that your place cannot be outbid. In brackets is the surcharge over your current state – i.e. what you still have to invest additionally.
- Reward Check: If you entered a reward: Green = profit (you get more back than invested), Red = loss.
- Already Secured: If your current investment already suffices, it's shown in green – you don't have to add anything.
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Error States
- No Input / No Places – Total FP or reward is missing.
- Total ≤ Sum – The FP in the building exceed the capacity (input error).
- Sum too low – Your own FP + FP to outbid are more than in "Sum of FP in LG".
- Not possible – Even with maximum investment it's not enough to secure the place (GB almost full).