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A stack of 20x Mega Crates will get you 3-4 ships, which is what you'd expect on average. And when I opened my stack of 20 megas, I got 3 ships - exactly as you'd expect.
Pretty weird "scam" if it does exactly what it tells you it will.
There's drop-protection, so if you have exceptionally bad luck, you'll *still* eventually get a ship if you've brought the prerequisite number of containers.
EDIT: Looking at your duplicate thread - looks like you weren't buying mega-crates, and you got a tier 8.
Which is pretty lucky, considering how many lower tier ships are in the drop pool.
Simple maths will let you look at the droplist - see that low tiers have a higher probability of dropping, and thus calculate the average cost-per-ship from crates, and compare it to the cost of just buying them from the armory.
There is gambling (loot crates) and there's a scam. With a scam you get nothing for your money. With the loot crates, the drop rates are published and you always get something.
Scaming is not one of them.
The amount of free ships and other items you recieve by simply playing is astounding.
Yep - clearing out the lower-tier ships in the drop-list is how you guarantee better value-for-money out of the subsequent drops.
Very good value if you've got all the low-value ships already - once you've cleared out the trash you're guaranteed the ultra-rares dropping at the same rate (3-4 per 20 megas on average) you were getting less valuable ones at initially.
It IS gambling, but different from 'actual gambling', you can't win real money from opening mega crates. Your grand prizes are some pixel boats that are deliberately made unavailable for direct purchase.