I went ahead and graphed the current skill up rates I am aware of. I graphed a few more equations I may add to the code
I was working within the confines of the graphing program so, the equations would normally be a little cleaner. (plus I haven't had to work with quadratics for 20+ years)
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http://prntscr.com/8klhn0 = current skill rates
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http://prntscr.com/8klhv3 = possible skill rates
* If you look at the graphs, x-axis is skill level and y-axis is % chance
My question is, do you foresee issues when x = 0 or, in this case the skill is 0.
EDIT: with the equation being <-sqrt((x^2)/2x) + 10> or <-sqrt(x/2) +10>
Thanks
EDIT: I tried a different equation which does a better job, imo.
Not as concerned about the equation unless someone can recommend a better one. (just tinkering with it)
<-root(3, 3.75x) +10> negative cube root of 3.75x + 10
* this may also solve any issues with skill = 0 since it intersects exactly at + 10
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http://prntscr.com/8km9zo = possible skill rates2
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http://prntscr.com/8km8lg = apples to apples
EDIT: above is something I would consider