Compare clicking and scarecrow training with player-observed rates, then estimate your next Evolution Power target.
Run a short timed sample for clicking and another for scarecrow training, write down the Evolution Power gained, and compare power per minute. Put the winning observed rate into the calculator. Re-test after a level, rebirth, evolution, boost, or game update because the site does not assume a permanent rate.
Step 1
Open the power display and write down the exact current value before touching a training method. Use the same server and avoid changing upgrades during the comparison.
Step 2
Click for a repeatable period such as one minute, then subtract starting power from ending power. This produces your current observed click rate without claiming it applies to every player.
Step 3
Return to a clean starting point and train on the scarecrow for the same period. Note interruptions or movement so the comparison stays honest.
Step 4
Use the higher repeatable power-per-action and actions-per-minute values in the Evolution Power calculator. Re-measure whenever your form, level, rebirth, or server conditions change.
Short samples magnify timing error; use a repeatable window.
Do not level or evolve between the two samples.
Rates are player observations, not verified game constants.
Test both at your current progression state; the official page confirms both methods but not their rates.
A consistent one-minute sample is easier to compare than a very short burst.
It may, but no current official multiplier is published; measure again after rebirthing.
It estimates from the gain and pace values you enter; it does not discover hidden game values.
