Is it harder to 5l a 5s than a 6s?
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Does anyone have any quotes from devs or other reputable sources?
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It is harder to 5L a 5S because on a 5S you have to hit the 5L roll on the first socket, while on 6S you can hit the 5L roll on 1st or 2nd socket.
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It isn't any harder for vorici to do it though.
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There is no proof but it is a common observation. I can always get 5L with about 100 jewellers on a 6S but 5S my friends normally took about 1000 fusings. That is for those stupid enough to try.
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" easy math and common poe knowledge Last edited by MegaTen_IV on Sep 3, 2014, 1:54:57 AM
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" Yes I got a proof. It is called personal experience. But I dont bother sharing it because you may argue with the RNG is RNG thingy. Common sense and a little math will give you a hint. |
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nvm
Git R Dun! Last edited by Aim_Deep on Sep 3, 2014, 3:07:28 AM
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GGG already confirmed that, it's easier on 6S.
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" Proof: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combination |
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Once again, a 6 socket item can 5 link in two directions while a 5 socket item can 5 link only in one. Using common sense and basic math and logic , the probability of getting a 5 link in a 6 socketed item should be ( and it is from my experience and many other players aswell ) higher than getting a 5 link out of 5 sockets. In addition you can "accidently" 6 link your going for 5 links. Happened to me when I was trying to fuse my 6S Quill Rains for a 5L.
If you want exact numbers and chance % noone can give you that. |
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