Media Wynn Science: How Much Is 1 Liquefied Emerald?

Good day fellow Wynncrafters

So during this weekend while I was trying to unravel the SCIENCE of the assassin's vanish and multihit. I then asked myself, how much does a liquefied emerald cost? So with a much needed break off the assassin's vanish I was able to calculate the cost of a liquefied emerald and I can say that the economy of wynncraft makes no. god. damn. sense.

In order to explain the cost of a liquefied emerald we need to know:

1. The volume of one emerald.
2. The mass of 1 emerald.
3. The price of 1 emerald then converted to 1 liquefied emerald.
   
4. The maximum price and weight of a full inventory and bank of liquefied emeralds.

Steps 1 and 2: Determine Volume And Mass
While I have to admit that @Net_Twerk did a fantastic job with calculating the physical implications of a liquefied emerald bottle existing, I mainly want to know how much it costs. But I will instead be using the volume of a single normal emerald to calculate the total cost of a liquefied emerald. By using pixel measurements we can determine that the emerald has a length of 97.25 cm, and a distance of 53 cm wide. This is ridiculously big, this is a nearly meter tall emerald and a bit over half a meter wide. With this and with careful sprite examination we can determine that the emeralds are in a bipyramid shape, due to this bipyramid being a hexagon we can determine the area of the base via the formula b1*b2/2*h*2 plugging the numbers in we get a base area of around 0.375 square meters. With this we can determine a total volume by using the formula to calculate the area of a bipyramid which equates to 2/3*base area*apex to base. Ending in a total volume of 66372.59 cubic centimeters. Taking this figure and multiplying it by the density of emerald which sits at around 2.67 grams per cubic centimeter. Gives us a total of about 117.215 kilograms of emerald or 390 pounds, that is a lot of emerald.

Step 3: Pricing
Due to a lack of clarity, no specifically interesting cut and an average color we can determine the price to be on the lower end of the spectrum. Through my research low end emeralds cost around 55 Canadian dollars for a 3.07 carat emerald. Converting kilograms to carats, the unit of weight used for gemstones. And then calculating the price gives us a value of 12112083.43 US dollars for one emerald equating to 49611093741.44 dollars for a single liquefied emerald.

Step 4: Maximum costs and masses
The maximum total items that can be stored in your inventory and bank totals to 5760 items with 6 stacks in a maxed out bank and 4 in your inventory with 9 slots per row and 64 in a stack. Using this, a player with a full bank and inventory of stacks of liquefied emeralds would have a net worth of 285759899950690.77 DOLLARS! THIS IS OVER 100 TIMES THE TOTAL REAL ESTATE VALUE OF LONDON! EQUATING TO 4.6 MILLION TONS OF EMERALD! THIS IS ABSOLUTE NONSENSE! I AM SORRY WYNNCRAFT BUT YOUR ECONOMY IS UTTER TRASH!

Well, that was fun. If you enjoyed this post then please give a like. If you want me to cover a certain topic then please comment down below and if it gets commented enough then I will do it. This is an easier topic to cover so I can continue to work on the assassin's vanish and multihit in the time being. Thank you for reading this forum post, AMCBrosky out.

 

to much math

 

makes sense.

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amazing thread BTW

 

You're late bud.

https://forums.wynncraft.com/threads/how-much-is-an-emarald-in-real-life.182178/

Also, a block is not a meter, it is a foot, maybe less.

 

A player is about 2 meters tall, and compared to a tiny item as @King Kaelan shows, you really have to recalculate the size of the emerald.

 

Actually it is confirmed by mojang a block is 1x1x1 meters

 

Steve, slightly over 2 feet tall.

 

The thing is, that image does not show the emerald at its tallest, by measuring it diagonally with the Pythagorean Theorem, we get that height.

Except your that you are taking something in real life and using that with emerald that in real life may I remind you are smaller than the ones ingame to calculate its price, does not make a lot of sense.

 

Steve, 3/4 a meter fat.

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pshhh mine has more science

 

K then, you try doing nuclear chemistry to calculate the energy required and produced for creating the mage's meteor. Also considering he can carry over a billion pounds of SOLID GOLD, I would say that is more muscle than fat.

 

No, it's just fucked physics

 

While trying to calculate the assassin's vanish I realized that @Net_Twerk with his theory of how vanish works does not account for how it able to be turned on and off. Also real life metamaterials that act like how his theory states are not able to be toggled on and off. If something absorbs light then it turns black, that's not enlarging your blind spot. Finally, if he were enlarging your blind spot then how would you see the objects behind him? you would not, you would see duplicates of other objects. Sorry @Net_Twerk but your theory does not hold up.

 

How ever, if you do the opposite, and make it impossible to absorb light, then you cant see the player at all, which makes more sense

 

Then the object would appear to be white.

 

Seems like you're putting unnecessarily great emphasis on me during your theories now. I wonder why. I'd rather not get into an argument regarding theoretical physics where there is simply too much assumptions to be made.

Buuuut if you really want to get into it, this already has so many problems:

For one, pi * 0.0625 * 7 / 3 * 395.71 does not equal 1.3 metric tonnes of grass.

Secondly, you greatly overestimate how much grass : air ratio there is.

Thirdly, grass is 85% water.

Fourthly, auto-ignition point of grass is way higher than that of paper. Just because Google doesn't tell you the exact number doesn't mean you can just assume it's the same as paper.

Fifthly, you can ionize the gas molecules in the air with that much energy.

And finally, just to nitpick, 'Burning Ground' works even underwater. Does this mean the meteor is made of magnesium which forms magnesium oxide with the water to sustain temperatures of over 1000 degrees Celsius in order to burn underwater using the oxygen atoms produced by its exothermic reaction?

Sorry @AMCBrosky but your theory does not hold up.

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No, it becomes a black body. No light is reflected off the object.

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99% sure you can't ask for likes.

 

Not trying to start a fight, you just made a bunch of theories I want to cover.
Also you did not square the 7 which is the radius.
Also, due to the fact that when looking at wild, uncontrolled grass which is what we will be looking at.
Due to the fact that the water will vaporize at those temperatures it would equate to dry grass, so not much difference.
From my research grass was 70% water but depending on the source and type of grass it might differ.
Lastly, if the meteor produces that much energy the water would vaporize so yeah. But due to my pc being broke and me having to use a PHONE to type this, I was not able to test and had to rely on a friend, so that limits me testing results. But just to say this I never said I ever wanted to start a fight.

On the subject of vanish, yes I 100% screwed up.

For the final point, on the subject of likes. Seeing so many people appreciate the work I put into these threads really helps me keep working on more.

And I have to admit, your theory on the physical implications of liquefied emeralds was spot on.

 

almost. except that held items are about half the size of blocks, so the 1.06 you should have gotten from pythagoras theorem is now down to 0.512 or around half a meter. Nice try, but now all your calculations will be about 16 times (1/4 ^ 3 is 1/16) as much as they need to be. "That now gives us a total of about 7 kilograms of emerald or 16 pounds, that is a lot of emerald."

 

Supply and demand my friend. An emerald here is the same as a penny here. Emerald may be rare in RL, but in wynn, its just like copper. Keep in mind that an LE is made because they have TOO MUCH emeralds that they cant store it all. If anything, an LE is just a bigger bill. This opposite also applies to wynn. For instance, a crappy hat made of leather here is trash, but its worth fuck-loads in wynn.

 

Completely ignoring almost half the issues I brought up, nice. Not to mention ignoring the fact that you did not implicate 7 squared in the equation you provided.

How did my older threads even get into this? What does the physical limitations of Liquid Emeralds have anything to do with this?

Given your excessive mentioning of me ever since I confronted you about your grass burning thing, I am well obliged to take that you are trying to start a fight an argument. There was literally no reason to mention me in this thread at all. It contributes nothing to the topic you are trying to discuss.

Just out of curiosity, does your diet consist entirely of forum likes?

Know that this sarcastic form of prose is somewhat of a habit to place emphasis on my points. Don't take it personally. I am aware I am an asshole.

 

You can't liquify emeralds tho