Very interesting idea there @Numpty.

I was on the verge of putting two staff in the museum to speed up the increase in the income from it. I never considered putting 2 staff in Catering.

My primary reason for my change of direction is so that I can afford to run a FA5. The second staff in catering is pretty much the difference between a FA4 and a FA5.

It is slightly more advantageous to have two staff in a FA4 than one staff in a FA5, so what I need to do is build up a decent cash buffer with the 2 Catering staff and then build my FA5 and revert back to 2 FA staff.

That is the next 12 months sorted out. Good job I caved in and bought some more VIP tokens I guess...

before now i was thinking level 250-300 will be a standard source to help finally clear up the weekly maintenance of either FA5 or YA5.


instead of saving 3billion dollars from catering, and still see it vanish on thin air, because of high level FA5 or YA5.

@Davo

I agree with your analysis.

Having now built museum level 100 myself, my formula for predicting the 'weekly' profit has proved to be accurate for the following levels:

• Level 101 $445 760
• Level 102 $454 035 
• Level 103 $462 386
• Level 104 $470 813
• Level 105 $479 315
• Level 106 $487 893
• Level 107 $496 546
• Level 108 $505 275
• Level 109 $514 080
• Level 110 $522 960
• Level 111 $531 916
• Level 112 $540 947
• Level 113 $550 054
• Level 114 $559 237
• Level 115 $568 495

I stopped checking at 115. They all match, so I think we can be confident the predictions are accurate at all levels. 

I have also amended the first post to show the predicted weekly profits up to level 300. 

On another note, when a club gets downgraded due to the manager leaving the museum level gets reduced by 50%. 

But this does not reduce the museum income by 50%.

The new income gets reduced to around 25-35% depending on the level. In practice most clubs will see the museum income drop to around 30% after it gets downgraded. That's a reduction in museum income of 65-75%.  

The new formula would be:  [37.8(L/2)^2 + 602*(L/2) - 640]

Divided by the original:  [37.8*L^2 + 602*L - 640]

For clubs with very high level museums then L is very large and the new formula gives roughly 25% of the original income.  When the museum level is quite low then the squared term is less significant and the income drops to around 30-35%. 

Or to word this another way. If you double the museum level then you get roughly 3-4 times the income.