Cuffs
July 25, 2017 5:30PM
edited July 2017
12 Sims: 0 cuffs
9 sims: 1 cuff
10 sims: 1 cuff
This is getting old I don't care what devs say or who's tested it drop rates are not RNG what a joke this game puts everything behind a paywall and people can't have fun. Unreal
9 sims: 1 cuff
10 sims: 1 cuff
This is getting old I don't care what devs say or who's tested it drop rates are not RNG what a joke this game puts everything behind a paywall and people can't have fun. Unreal
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Try simming 2 or 3 at a time
Why? Doesn't change the drop rates.
Better chance of dropping, as me and several friends have tested that theory with better results than simming all at once.
That is total superstitious nonsense that you haven't proven.
No it isn't, and no you haven't.
This.
https://forums.galaxy-of-heroes.starwars.ea.com/discussion/123058/do-you-have-any-swgoh-superstitions#latest
But it seems that 8C DS and 7C lS are worse rate than 8G LS and I think this is because the other 2 gears are blue and green, when in 8G LS is green and grey, I have checked that when is blue and grey the rate works better than when is blue and green, maybe like 1/3 or 2/5 when in the other 2 is like 1/4.
Key word there is "seems." As far as I am aware, the drop rates are the same across the board, defined by piece and not node. Anything short of a sampling with dozens of players of several weeks is just anecdotal evidence, and can be discarded.
This. The only advantage you get from smaller pulls is that it lowers your frustration when you get zero drops. 0/3 is a lot easier to swallow than 0/20. The drop rates are going to be the same regardless.
Now, debating if the drop rates are too low in general is for another discussion. But RNG is RNG regardless if it's positive or negative.
It does always even out, but not to 1/3. 1/5 is pretty close.
This is correct. Those that have tracked drop rates have found purple gear to be 20%. It's hero shards that are 33%. It is also correct that the drop rate is the same whether you do 3 pulls or 20.
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What a load of horse ****
It's like in a casino, each time you SIM you're dealing with a different rng... in a casino you can compare it to each hand of cards dealt & different decks being used... you most certainly get better results simming 2 or 3 at a time than all at once approach.
I tracked 2,000 drops testing this. You won't get any more gear in the long run but it'll be easier to forget going 1 for 20 when you break it up.
You get long stretches of really bad drop rates, it's really annoying and frustrating. I think it's artificially induced, the statistically very improbable happens a lot. In the end look at the long term gains, which is more important, but people have a short term attention span. Myself included.
This, 3 or 4 in my case. Works like a charm.
So the rate and RNG is not the same for all the nodes, there is gears that have 80% chance, others 50%, others 40%, others 30% or 20% depending of different factors.
When the purple gears has green and grey as other gear rewards the rate for the purple gear is better than when the other gears are green and blue, and is easy check it because in these purple-blue-grey nodes I get a lot of times 2/5, 3/5 or 4/5 when in the purple-blue-green nodes almost always is 1/5 and only sometimes 2/5, almost never 3/5 and 4/5, like in the 6A LS also is possible check it, is hard get holoprojectors there, when get carbanti in the 6G DS is very easy, so it means that are different rates.
No you don't. And your analogy makes no sense. If you have a new deck every time, the chances of getting a royal flush on each hand is exactly the same. Just like when you sim. Sim 20 times is the same chance as simming 2 times, but faster.