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No, that is not true... the formula for TAG's is inside, along with the details from HSX's Glossary...
Each time a MovieStock featuring a particular star cashes out from the Movie Market, the box-office gross of the film (as reported to Exhibitor Relations Co.) is calculated into the star's TAG, and the bond price is adjusted to match. A maximum of five films are used in the TAG calculation divided by a minimum of three. The TAG is updated weekly with any additional box-office gross. A film's box-office gross in the TAG is capped at $250 million. StarBonds do not adjust in price for the first film in TAG, or for films which do not report box office to ERC.
Note below that "3" is the minimum divider for less than 3 movies in a Star's TAG...
StarBond TAG formula:
* Five films in TAG = Film1 + Film2 + Film3 + Film4 + Film5 - divided by 5
* Four films in TAG = Film1 + Film2 + Film3 + Film4 - divided by 4
* Three films in TAG = Film1 + Film2 + Film3 - divided by 3
* Two films in TAG = Film1 + Film2 - divided by 3
* One film in TAG = Film1 - divided by 3
I think I read where if a Starbond has 5 or less movies, you don't count the first one for their TAG, is this true? {nm} Apr 29, 07:23
No, that is not true... the formula for TAG's is inside, along with the details from HSX's Glossary... Apr 29, 08:36
Thanks for the info. I heard it in the Help Topics under Starbonds as follows: Apr 29, 16:32
The statement you are referring to has to do with Apr 30, 08:10
Thanks Flash, very helpful. {nm} May 01, 01:22
You're welcome. {nm} May 01, 08:29
no Apr 29, 08:38
where do you think that you read that? {nm} Apr 29, 09:02
Razor, Look under Help Topics, Starbonds as quoted here: Apr 29, 16:45
