When is it necessary to use .super and or Override on crowdsale?

[BigMadCode]

Thanks so much.

Idiotically I have multiple rates on this project, and in order to avoid errors I am deploying multiple contracts for each rate. Now that seems very inefficient and pricey so I am trying to find a different approach.
Please take a look at this and let me know what you think at your earliest convenience.

Whats a good way to implement multiple rates into crowdsale?

Hi guys, i am trying to deploy an allowance crowdsale contract, I have it working just fine. But I have multiple rates depending on the amount of ETH that is sent to the contract. I have deployed 3 different contracts for each rate but that seems super inefficient. My rates are: If weiAmount < 1310**18 rate is 66666 If weiAmount > 131018 && < 25*1018 rate is 100000 If weiAmount => 26*10**18 rate is 400000 I know I need to override this function: /** * @dev Override to extend the way …