Personality System Data Collection [WiP]

Are you sure?

I just tested everything now since I was curious, and the numbers this picture...

match the numbers in the table on the original post. And the numbers in that table match the numbers generated by that formula.

The table is correct, but the formula doesn't seem to give me the proper results:

 My Generated Table

0,20
1,26
2,34
3,44
4,57
5,74
6,96
7,125
8,162
9,211
10,232
11,255
12,280
13,308
14,339
15,373
16,410
17,451
18,496
19,546
20,562
21,579
22,596
23,614
24,632
25,651
26,671
27,691
28,712
29,733
30,744
31,755
32,766
33,777
34,789
35,801
36,813
37,825
38,837
39,850
40,863
41,876
42,889
43,902
44,916
45,930
46,944
47,958
48,972
49,987
50,1002
51,1017
52,1032
53,1047
54,1063
55,1079
56,1095
57,1111
58,1128
59,1145
60,1162
61,1179
62,1197
63,1215
64,1233
65,1251
66,1270
67,1289
68,1308
69,1328
70,1332
71,1336
72,1340
73,1344
74,1348
75,1352
76,1356
77,1360
78,1364
79,1368
80,1372
81,1376
82,1380
83,1384
84,1388
85,1392
86,1396
87,1400
88,1404
89,1408
90,1412
91,1416
92,1420
93,1424
94,1428
95,1432
96,1436
97,1440
98,1444
99,1448

Could be an implementation issue, I'll try it with a different language when I have time. (It's probably a stupid mistake that I missed.)

 Implementation

Code:

traitExpReq :: Integer -> Integer
traitExpReq = round . e where
  roundFrac = fromIntegral . round
  e 0 = 20
  e n = roundFrac (e (n - 1) * c) where
    c | n >=  1 && n < 10  = 1.300
      | n >= 10 && n < 20  = 1.100
      | n >= 20 && n < 30  = 1.030
      | n >= 30 && n < 70  = 1.015
      | n >= 70 && n < 100 = 1.003
      | otherwise = error "Out of range"