Why do some of the newer prime parts have lower drop rates?

[Deity]

I have noticed that both Khora Prime and Garuda Prime gold tier drops have a far lower droprate when in radshare groups than older Prime gold tier drops. For older ones its like a 50/50 chance with radshare but with sets like Khora the drop chance is like a 1/20 with radshare

[Fake]

It's RNG.

[Deity]

Originally posted by Fake:

It's RNG.

I know its RNG but the fact is still there that the droprate of these newer prime parts is astronomically lower than older ones.

[Fake]

Originally posted by Deity:

Originally posted by Fake:

It's RNG.

I know its RNG but the fact is still there that the droprate of these newer prime parts is astronomically lower than older ones.

It's not.

[Deity]

Originally posted by Fake:

Originally posted by Deity:

I know its RNG but the fact is still there that the droprate of these newer prime parts is astronomically lower than older ones.

It's not.

I can say with 100% certainty that is just not true, I can run one of the newer ones with 7+ rad share groups not get a drop and then run 5 of the older ones in rad share groups and have a 50/50 chance for each drop.

[Solemen Wolf]

It's RNG.
I've ran those relics before and didn't get that lucky in my case.

[文字化け]

You'll not get much from here tbh, just the 'RNG' mantra. In full radshare, a full 20 runs with no rare is extremely unlikely though. If I recall correctly, it was around a 35% chance of a rare on a single 4 man radshare run, and after 10 runs, you're under 1%.

I assume you're being hyperbolic on the numbers you gave, but if you're not, yeah, that's some unreal bad luck, I'd be suspicious too.

[Zorlond]

Every time I see folks chant 'it's RNG bro', I'm always tempted to ask them to show me the code that the game in question uses to determine results. Not their impressions, not PR releases, not BS 'semi-code', the actual program segment that calculates the result.

I know they'll never provide it, of course. They're too blinded by superstitious faith to even try to go look, much less have the skill to find it.

[This Cannot Continue]

Originally posted by Zorlond:

Every time I see folks chant 'it's RNG bro', I'm always tempted to ask them to show me the code that the game in question uses to determine results. Not their impressions, not PR releases, not BS 'semi-code', the actual program segment that calculates the result.

I know they'll never provide it, of course. They're too blinded by superstitious faith to even try to go look, much less have the skill to find it.

Correct, brony. Although your steam account is both level 0 and private, and the word of an alt means nothing.

[Ben Lubar]

Radiant relics have a 10% chance to drop the gold tier reward.

One radshare (that is, four players running the same radiant relic in a squad) has a 34.39% chance to drop at least one gold tier reward.

If you run 20 radshares and get no gold tier rewards, that's a 1 in 4577 chance.

However, the chance of running 5 radshares and not getting the gold tier drop is higher than the chance of running one radiant relic and getting the gold tier drop.

[Illusive Soul]

Originally posted by Deity:

I know its RNG but the fact is still there that the droprate of these newer prime parts is astronomically lower than older ones.

its all the same,sometime RNG dont want you to earn specific prime part,you wont get it,i burn over 40 relic and dint get the extra rare part i looking for,this is why you should relic share with others.

[Nibbie]

Originally posted by Zorlond:

Every time I see folks chant 'it's RNG bro', I'm always tempted to ask them to show me the code that the game in question uses to determine results. Not their impressions, not PR releases, not BS 'semi-code', the actual program segment that calculates the result.

I know they'll never provide it, of course. They're too blinded by superstitious faith to even try to go look, much less have the skill to find it.

Same challenge can be applied to you though; if "it isn't RNG bro", show us the code in question that proves it isn't. Surely you aren't "blinded by superstitious faith" and can thus find the code, right?

[Kawalorn]

All relics work identically. You're just seeing things.

[tv]

there is no way to prove DE doesn't throttle rates server side, and no way to prove they do.

[Wintermute]

Originally posted by Deity:

Originally posted by Fake:

It's not.

I can say with 100% certainty that is just not true, I can run one of the newer ones with 7+ rad share groups not get a drop and then run 5 of the older ones in rad share groups and have a 50/50 chance for each drop.

See, that's your mistake - running rads. Everybody knows golden drops only happen from random intact relics.

[Midas]

RNG means that it's theoretically possible to never get what you are after even after thousands of runs.