Land Mashup!

Land Mashup

Ok, Land data was available at Splinterlands API for years, grain, SPS, and f'ing Research is nothing new, and we have a lot of smart people here; so why no one ever published a plots like this one?

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Sorry! I didn't mean to be confrontational! :)

I am equally guilty. Maybe the reason was that its not been that interesting. After the 1.75 update, even if people were sleeping (like me) your natural plots should have automatically changed with the next harvest.

Vugtis calls this the

era of natural resources!

Wood, Iron, and Stone, along with Grains now

I am sure many people can make a simple plot like that on grain, but no one did.

  • they didn't feel like it is needed
  • they had a plot, but didn't feel like sharing

Whatever the reason may be, no harm done! We got the data publicly available for simple consumption without any programming skills:

https://demo.spl-stats.com/land-resources

@beaker007 many thanks to you, you have been a wizard!

Use excel or google sheet and knock yourself out!

What is that plot?

When we put five cards on our plots they have a base PP (production power), in most of mine it is 1000 PP per card.

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Yeah, there you have that! My plot above, plains!

Region 10, tract 1, plot 35.

5 reward cards with 1000 PP each, and a common totem for a 10% boost, making it 1100. Total 5500. No terrain boost!

  • Yes, I know I could have used a life or dragon card for additional boost!
  • Yes, I know I could have used a better set of cards!

But this is the one I have. My point is this plots raw PP 5000.

This plots boosted PP is 5500.

We can add raw PP of all grain plots for all regions: You get the X-axis.

We can add boosted PP of all grain plots for all regions: You get the Y-axis.

The three areas that I created, red, yellow (with black ground, the yellow looks funky), and green are arbitrary, but I always like to classify. So I used 1M, 2M and anything above as low, medium, and high boxes. Do you like it? Society is never classless, deal with it!

For the record, I am in Region 9, and 10. I belong to the poors as well. Find your region and make peace with your place in Preatoria. Do not like your place? Buy more cards and DEC and stake them!

Feel free to request your region in the comments and I will be able to highlight it.

Oh, almost forgot. The size of the circle is the percent active in that region. There are some plots that the 100% active, others are at zero. Beaker has a ready-made plot for that!

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PNW-11 folks in the Pristine NW are doing something right! Can you adopt me? But wait, look at the plot again, although they are 100% active, they are only doing 'okay'! Huh, think about that! While region 76 folks at Central Fire, and really on FIRE! With 97% activity they are on top of the Grain world. The Grain basket of Preatoria!

Damn! What are they doing in Asgersan (076)? They are the Grain Mafia! Or maybe it is the mythical promised land where there is no shortage of food! @jarvie for president!

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At near identical activity/occupancy the results can be very different

Jarvie has 3.7M Raw PP and 7.6M boosted PP there! That is a 2X boost! None of the Vugtis grain areas has that kind of boost. I am positively surprised.

That said, the two regions are very different. Just looking visually Weard is mostly desert, 31% of it (which can be better for stone), while Asgersan is more balanced. From my personal perspective I see an opportunity here. I am very low with stone production (curse of being a geologist!). Maybe I want to do a swap of a few plot if that is feasible with druidsblood!

Pristine Northwest > Weard (011) @druidsbloodCentral Fire > Asgersan (076) @jarvie
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The trendline is approximately (X = 1.7Y). There are currently 143 regions purchased total, and based on how people have populated them on grain, looks like people are boosting their grain plots an average on 1.6 times the base PP.

In fact, if we take a ratio of Boosted PP/Raw PP, average for all four resources are near 1.7, with fairly low variance.

Interestingly, Research Boost and SPS Boosts are different ratio. People have boosted SPS and Research at a higher rate so far. About 2.7, about 50% higher!

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Oh. The late edition for all the regions grain PP distribution

Blue is boosted PP, Orange is Raw PP for grains.

Wood

Iron

Stone

Yes, I know they are left, and plots are incoming. This post already took a lot more time than I can afford. So the rest of them will be on the upcoming post. Time is limited for me right now, but I wanted to get this out ASAP.

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