To RNG or to not RNG

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karakay wrote:

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Xavderion wrote:

RNG is RNG. For example on a dagger, the best prefixes have the chance of 0.061% to roll on an item. Best suffixes have 0.146% chance. Now you preferably need 3 best prefixes and 3 best suffixes on the item for it to be considered mirror worthy. Inside of these affixes, there's also a roll range which should be on the upper side. So yeah just calculate the odds of all this happening x) The three prefixes alone have a probability of 0.061^3 = 0.00023%... top kek.

Ok.... I'll use your data since I'm too lazy to check. 3 affixes top chance would be 0.00311%. 3 top prefixes + 3 top suffixes chance would be 0.000000715% . With these chances 1 perfect dagger should drop every 139,860,139 yellow daggers.

I assume that on average we have 10k high lvl players online. Based on my experience you can get about 5 yellow daggers/hour
10.000x5x24=1.200.000 yellow daggers/day

Taking the above numbers 139,860,139/1,200,000 = 116 days. So 3 times/year someone should be very lucky and get a perfect dagger from dropped yellow daggers. To this we must add up the other perfect items that must drop, belts, helmets, armours, boots..etc.

So.... my question still stands...did anyone got the perfect rolled items from drop that must drop in accordance with the RNG?

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Peace_Frog wrote:

Here's my question:

I can kill monsters and get through the entire game using gear with less-than-perfect rolls. So why do I care about gear with perfect rolls?