Patch+Orb of Fusing chances ...

2 linked a 3 socket shield, quality 20% (forgot about that shit -.-) with 15 fusings. nice system guys, nice system

On rare/unigue you have to spend 20 armorer's scrap on it and it would double the cost cause 20x armorer's scrap is like 1 fuse. So for that extra 1 fuse you only get 20% increased chance on getting a link. So you double your investment to get 20% better chance.

Am i missing something or is this only usefull on white items?

Got 20% 4l 5s uniq item, spent 140 jewellers for trying 6s... = now I have 1s item and no any jewellers :'( (4 times of 140 jew was 5s)

Better just tried to make 5l.. im an idiot

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I know the chances r low, but so far 1200+ fusing on my Marohi Erqi, and no luck.
Its still a great game, but i run out from patince and orbs as well, so time to looking forward another hobby.

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And so it was that the primordial thread was brought to life again,after eons of slumber,just to dissappear once more without a trace.

does item level factor in chance to get a certain number of links? or can you only achieve a certain number of links based on certain item level milestones?

for example, is it:

an item, level 70, has a 20% higher chance to get 4 linked sockets than an item, level 60

OR

the item level has to be 60 to get 5 linked sockets and 70 to get 6 linked sockets

?

Was wondering how all this stuff comes into play?

Also, on the quality, that is just a one-time benefit, correct? Like, the game doesn't log how much quality has ever been put onto the item in the past, correct?

Thanks in advance.

Here's my summary of trying to get a 6L chest piece.

Got a nice white Lvl 72 chest drop with 4s.
Quality to 20% for every craft.
Spent 25 jewelers.
1 x 5 socket
2 x 4 socket
everything else was 3 or less. Gave up on trying to Jeweler my way to 6s.

Bought a white 6 socket chest piece.
Quality to 20% for every try.
spent 14 fusing.
2 x 4 link
1 x 6 link. Lucky I think. May be of note that this is my first crafted 6s6l item.