Critical roll on scouting mechanic

[HectorVivis]

Hi!

I replay this delightful game, and noticed there was now secret doors with critical rolls on scouting that give that sweet gold you need to make your blood-covered, despair-filled "heroes" live another day (and I heared you can even have some nice trinklets, to pair with their gloomy heads).

Looting some trinklets that give scouting chances, I finally had a declic: How is scouting calculated ? And more importantly, "critical scouting"?

Is it a value based on your chances of scouting (10% of your scouting stat), or is it a set value (like rolling 1-10 on your d100?)?

Last post I found was in january, and nobody knew. Are there any new info about it now ?

[Sir Francis]

http://darkestdungeon.gamepedia.com/Scouting
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[HectorVivis]

I only searched through Steam, it was indeed a mistake... But it doesn't answer my questions (or I don't know how to read, as it is prety late here). I suppose the mahs weren't leaked then.

[Sir Francis]

Basically the critical scout chance is always the half of your scout chance so every second scout is a crit scout. This maxes at 50%

[HectorVivis]

I think you missed what I was talking about.
It's not about the critical scouting as "find one more corridor".

I was talking about the probability of making a secret room appear... But I think I just misunderstood the whole process.

The way I imagined it was when you make a great scouting roll, the game rewarded you by adding a secret room to the dungeon, but it seems I was completely misleaded.

The secret rooms are generated when the dungeon is loaded, as far as I now understand it.
And that makes more sense.

Well, thank you sir for your help. May the dice favor you!

[Yal]

Secret rooms are found on critical scouting, but they're only found if they're actually there - the chance of a secret room goes up the bigger the dungeon is, it's 100% in a large dungeon.