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I'm going to start recording the levels of the people who win, will report back with all my numbers from July. I won't be at ALL of them by any means but I tend to at least average one roll a day over a month probably.
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There's a whole bunch of stuff with small drop % rates, and you're not guaranteed to ever get any of it. The longer you camp something, the more your odds converge toward 100%, but you don't ever guarantee you get what you're after. There is nothing more quintissentially everquest than performing a rote action once every specified period of time for a 2% chance of getting the loot you want to drop. EDIT: FWIW, you have a better chance of winning the powerbowl than NOT getting a scout roll if you attend all of them for a year, assuming 50 people show up to each one. You could always lose the reverse lottery on that, but really, its pretty close to guaranteed if you're dedicated for a long enough period of time, just like every other camp in the game.
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Last edited by 7thGate; 07-01-2020 at 02:09 PM..
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I don't have a particular need/want for the roll to change, I was only laboring under the assumption that a different system was needed because that was the premise of OP's post. Making it lvl 60 only is fine. I see that as fair. The quest designer clearly screwed up itemizing the rewards for this back in 1999 as the bracer and talisman are far too good for the simplicity/ease of the quest. So adding other artificial constrains into the agreement is one way to make the limited availability of loot satisfy the players actually able to complete the quest. Another would be to have a minimum roll to win. This would be harder to keep track of than regular roll but would ensure less RNG unfairness. As it is, sometimes a 992 can lose (have seen it) or an 868 can win (I won with this not long ago, actually). Rolling against a static number vs. rolling against what others happen to roll is statistically a different picture. Again, these are just suggestions based on OP's premise. This conversation is a thought exercise more than it is a dire need to change the current agreement as I see it. | |||
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[QUOTE someone else Statistically yes, yes it is fair. Rolls are statistically fair. When you look at all the things we roll for in game, everyone has equally bad luck. a trend has become prolific in 2020: Something does not favor me exclusively, so everyone and the whole world must change! | |||
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Play, have fun, make friends and if lucky eventually get an item or two. | |||
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i should start rolling for more BoBs on my rogue even though he has 2. Theyre not lore, so I should fill my bag and bank slots with bracers of benevolence.
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My 45 druid needs a talisman too. Druid also needs 2 bracers. my druid face tanks like a pro. My 42 ranger needs 2 bracers and another 2 of them for CR gear. My 15 necro totally gettin a robe. After that ill have to roll new toons to get scout loots in the 10s to 40s... maybe even level 1 100 Billion Scout Loots! [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] | |||
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Honestly the ranger needs multiple sets of CR gear. Two pairs won’t be enough.
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Iksar should be able to wear a third bracer on their tail. Maybe a boot, too.
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