How do you know whether a value is an input factor or an output outcome? If you directly can set the value used by the game, then it's an input factor.

The game itself is setup to answer your question if you know how to ask it properly and also know how to interpret the results. P/Q is always used in combination with other factors to achieve the values that are output outcomes, and P/Q may not be the most important or best way to achieve the best output outcomes that are used for scoring the game. You get ZERO points in your score due to P/Q alone.

What you need to realize is that P/Q should be viewed as an indirect input factor value for the game scoring, not an output outcome for scoring. There is no magic P/Q that's always better that other people can use to say that yours is too high or too low. You're asking the wrong source of information. I don't normally help with GLO-BUS any more, but I'll make an exception in your case because I think my advice will prove helpful in general for other teams as well as for yours. What is the best way to get away from other companies in market share in terms of a certain price per P/Q rating? atm, our market share is getting swarmed by little companies, and we would like to overcome that?.Ofc this comes at the tradeoff of our EPS which confuses us a lot. What is the market share we should look for? should it remain steady or should we just increase it gradually every year for every region accordingly.but should we do it at the cost of undercutting others with price and trading of our EPS for that or there is any other way to achieve the similar? Our market share for the drones is really bad!! and we would want to improve it.I know it depends on a lot of the factors, but what was it that you guys did and it paid off. Should we increase the p/q of the drones and ac cameras or not.Any feedback would be deeply appreciated. In the middle of a 15-year game, need some support. Hey there all, this is my first post over here.

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