3,140, uh, somethings? LOL, I started without realizing they defined pi as 5.
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In combat conditions Pi can reach 4 and E can reach 3. Maul halten und weiter dienen, all that.
OK. I might be thinking too much into this, but the metric system is good for practical use, but bad for didactic purposes. Some things which could use understanding are "automated" with the metric system.
So making Pi a variable is ... fine. Maybe it's some different geometry where it is.
It went to far and Beck.
Just round up to the closest multiple of 5.
Just use 4 for pi
But it says π is 5