If we're gonna go off topic, 1/1 on my okotes.
Also, Sath <3333333
If we're gonna go off topic, 1/1 on my okotes.
Also, Sath <3333333
And to that I say you can still claim without bots. It'll be lower chance, but you put in less time, you should claim less.
Edit:
To byte, I read it and ignored it. Windower is not undetectable, its just undetectable server side. And thats not even entirely true, there are certain tendencies that aren't necessarily dead giveaways, but if theyre consistent you can guess who uses windower and who doesn't.
Also it might make work for se, but if you break windower enough, the developers will stop wanting to fix it. It might get patched n times, but after n+1 i'm sure the guys in charge will have enough.
Your post doesn't make a lot of sense.
Comparing the RNG of the game to botting is ridiculous.
For all those that don't understand, no one is saying that gear should be distributed equally. Instead, they are saying that everyone should have an equal chance to claim. Botting obviously destroys that equal chance through cheating.
Please stop comparing drop rates and botting, it really is just dumb.
And I'm saying if shit spawns right in your face after 5 minutes to the other guy's 5 hours, congratulations, you got lucky. If the drop is like 5% and you go 1/1 because of this, congratulations, everyone's now jealous of you. Doesn't matter if it's Mee Deggi or Faffhog. As far as the game's concerned, a mob's a mob. Setups that encourage botting are unhealthy setups, plain and simple.
Even a flat-up lottery would be better. At least then everyone has an equal chance of winning.
Why do people talk about Ridill like its fucking good? It's decent 1% of the time, at best.
God I would hate to be in the positions some of you queens are in.
The guy who showed up after 5 hours and got the claim is lucky, just like the guy who spammed and got the claim was lucky. Still sucks for you that you lost. But at least the guy tried, and in the case of mee deegi he actively had to try and claim it, didn't just walk into zone and get free mob. You stopped paying attention and didnt claim. Thats your fault.
And ring, if 5 lses claim a mob the same number of times, they all have a equal chance of getting a drop. percents are still percents whether you take them out of 100, or 20. Drop rates are still equal, unless you count the number of times a linkshell has been in zone and award them higher drop rates for that.
If this blather manages to stay 'advanced' can a mod at least fix the fucking typo in the topic?
ugh.
Edit: Ooops.
Edit: He realized his mistake sometime between me hitting quote-post and hitting send.
I really don't understand why you are having a hard time with this. The RNG for drops has nothing to do with botting.
People bot because it increases their claim rate and thus gives them more chances at the RNG. If it didn't people wouldn't bot.
Drop rates don't matter if you don't get claim. And to respond to your specific comment, bots let people not pay attention and still claim. Even in your (bizzaro) vision of the world bots would still be illegitimate.
Exactly the point, if you give everyone an equal chance to claim, whether theyre skilled at killing FF or not, they pay attention at ff window or not, everyone has equal chance at the mob. I'm saying simply work in should equal work out. I don't expect to claim FF if i fall asleep at window.
Bots break the game. A solution to the problem isn't making it so the game doesn't work as initially designed. Break the bots, not the game.
Here's a solution that makes more sense to me. Have se set up a website and have all linkshells that want a chance at a ridill to register on that website. The assign a random order to all the linkshells and give them a one day where they have the mob alone to themselves, and mark who gets the mob each day on the calendar. At least this way I don't have to stand in zone and watch the people who didn't try to even spam claim still win the mob.
This thread fucking sucks. I should ban the lot of you.
This is why we can't have nice things.