GGG please end speculation by denying streamers better loot

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Of course you're going to mindlessly defend GGG.

Lol. wipe all the proof away of things and you can deny anything. GGG

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TwlsTeDx wrote:

who really has hurt feelings? posts deleted

What?

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Noble_Seiken wrote:

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TwlsTeDx wrote:

who really has hurt feelings? posts deleted

What?

GGG edited his comment, so everything(his comment) doesn't make sense anymore.

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namikazemaru wrote:

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Noble_Seiken wrote:

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TwlsTeDx wrote:

who really has hurt feelings? posts deleted

What?

GGG edited his comment, so everything doesn't make sense anymore.

and he thinks I'm the one who reported it.
Lol.

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sfcmac wrote:

There absolutely is streamer bias in drops. That bias comes in the form of time played. Streamers play more in one day than most people play in a week or more.

this is off the record here, but on friday a handful of streamers were able to play more in one day than the rest of the community were able to play combined

i dont know about you but i spent the better half of my day playing Login Simulator. and i dont care much for this league, all i wanted to do was continue on in standard. i couldnt even get more than a map in before getting booted back into the queue every time i portal back to my hideout, so i just gave up on it. came back like 9 hours later and couldnt even log in cause the server was vaal'd. so that was pretty much my day. i think i got to run about 2 and a half maps that day! could have been 3 if i didnt teleport back to my hideout when someone whispered me to buy something!

if it was like that every day, the only people who would be left playing the game would be the youtube celebrities and twitch sensations, and all of their buddies who GGG hooked up with streamer privilege and probably even some overgenerous RNG too. everybody else would have moved on because nobody would want to put up with having to spend hours just to be able to play the game for a couple minutes before the servers kick them back into the waiting line.

fortunately it was only for a day though. life goes on. they probably should have done a league reset when they pulled the realm down for maintenence. i can see why they would lose some goodwill from the community over this launch and their streamer privilege bullcrap.

If you really wanted to, you could very likely collect strong evidence from streamer footage alone without having to compare it to anything else. There are plenty of stats that are known, such as socket and linking probabilities, corruption probabilities, crafting etc etc. If you want to make a real case and if it is true, the evidence is easily accessible.

Compare it to the minecraft speedrun cheating scandal recently, where the drop rates of certain items were tampered with, and it was proven beyond any reasonable doubt that it was modified, just from the footage alone.

But you wont do this.

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jewdas12 wrote:

If you really wanted to, you could very likely collect strong evidence from streamer footage alone without having to compare it to anything else. There are plenty of stats that are known, such as socket and linking probabilities, corruption probabilities, crafting etc etc. If you want to make a real case and if it is true, the evidence is easily accessible.

Compare it to the minecraft speedrun cheating scandal recently, where the drop rates of certain items were tampered with, and it was proven beyond any reasonable doubt that it was modified, just from the footage alone.

But you wont do this.

Well because chances for socket and linking are not known, as well as chances for mirror/headhunter drops as well. And GGG was always reluctant about giving that info to public. And we all can only think why they hiding that info

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Desrers wrote:

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jewdas12 wrote:

If you really wanted to, you could very likely collect strong evidence from streamer footage alone without having to compare it to anything else. There are plenty of stats that are known, such as socket and linking probabilities, corruption probabilities, crafting etc etc. If you want to make a real case and if it is true, the evidence is easily accessible.

Compare it to the minecraft speedrun cheating scandal recently, where the drop rates of certain items were tampered with, and it was proven beyond any reasonable doubt that it was modified, just from the footage alone.

But you wont do this.

Well because chances for socket and linking are not known, as well as chances for mirror/headhunter drops as well. And GGG was always reluctant about giving that info to public. And we all can only think why they hiding that info

but they are known, from extensive testing. The averages needed are very well documented. Even things like head hunter chancing is known, from various heroes documenting the usage of insane amounts of ancients.
You dont need ggg to share the numbers for these things to accurately determine the probabilities of these things. Drops (beyond specific boss drops) is of course not feasible to determine because you would have to keep track of so many things, but 6 linking an item? Spend 100k fusings and you will know the number with very high certainty, using the various tools of statistics, and this has already been done.

There are no excuses. The evidence to conclusively prove this is right in front of you. Bring forth the hard evidence and put and end to this

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jewdas12 wrote:

but they are known, from extensive testing. The averages needed are very well documented. Even things like head hunter chancing is known, from various heroes documenting the usage of insane amounts of ancients.

So what's the chance of getting a headhunter from an ancient orb then?

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RandallPOE wrote:

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jewdas12 wrote:

but they are known, from extensive testing. The averages needed are very well documented. Even things like head hunter chancing is known, from various heroes documenting the usage of insane amounts of ancients.

So what's the chance of getting a headhunter from an ancient orb then?

about 1 in 320 iirc