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<blockquote data-quote="Kaz" data-source="post: 366256" data-attributes="member: 1611">I suppose, but I was hoping to have an option where users could decrease the 'update time' whether it be completing a certain task, or reaching a certain level. Something like minus 10 seconds off their current time. Which is why I questionWould this then mean I would need to allocate a value for each user to determine which cron they run off?And then have multiple crons which differ in a 10 seconds de-increments from the previous?eg. range is 5 mins (base), with the potential to get down to 3 min 30.Meaning this would require me to have 10 crons that start from 5mins and lower them in increments of 10.That being said, some will be redundant, up until a person reaches the threshold to advance their timer so it is faster (which is a timeframe I can not determine as it is based on the users gameplay speed)Would that not be wasting resources?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kaz, post: 366256, member: 1611"] I suppose, but I was hoping to have an option where users could decrease the 'update time' whether it be completing a certain task, or reaching a certain level. Something like minus 10 seconds off their current time. Which is why I question Would this then mean I would need to allocate a value for each user to determine which cron they run off? And then have multiple crons which differ in a 10 seconds de-increments from the previous? eg. range is 5 mins (base), with the potential to get down to 3 min 30. Meaning this would require me to have 10 crons that start from 5mins and lower them in increments of 10. That being said, some will be redundant, up until a person reaches the threshold to advance their timer so it is faster (which is a timeframe I can not determine as it is based on the users gameplay speed) Would that not be wasting resources? [/QUOTE]

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