← Back to context Comment by bluecheese452 2 years ago What happens if you underestimate one time? You get a pip. Better to overestimate. 1 comment bluecheese452 Reply sbergot 2 years ago What you need to do is to multiply all costs by ten. That way even if you underestimate one week you are not threatened by this insane metric.
sbergot 2 years ago What you need to do is to multiply all costs by ten. That way even if you underestimate one week you are not threatened by this insane metric.
What you need to do is to multiply all costs by ten. That way even if you underestimate one week you are not threatened by this insane metric.