Yeah in sp mf is good.
My statement is greatly influenced by the jsp market and fast fluctuations in economy, as well as market saturation for common gear.
There’s many things I’d like to answer back to Brianpeppers about his last statements.
I sadly just don’t have time right now as this will require another wall of text lol
But for now, just to answer the “it lacks statistical evidence”…
Oh trust me it doesn’t.
I may not be allowed to fully discuss this here, as some subjects are just banned.
But let’s just say I distributed for years 3 of the most popular “banned subject” in the history of d2, which included a data collection fallback for anyone who used it.
With an evolutive pickit list.
The users were free to use whatever mf% they wanted.
Data was collected and sorted by mf% vs stashed items vs estimated value per stashed item.
I do not lack stats.
I do not just expose my subjective opinion on the subject.
This is backed by billions of samples ;)
No rush, it took me quite a while to say what I said. If you really have access to data like that then it'd be hard to argue with you. I'll admit my game mechanic knowledge is far from perfect which is why I asked about drops from normal monsters. Even with the formula idk how a 0 for qualityfactor impacts drops.
What do you mean by evolutive pickit list? In 08 the list was just a notepad doc you could edit to modify the parameters of what you wanted. Evolutive like it gets more selective as a season progresses or something? That sounds overly complicated
Also how could you possibly have a meaningful estimate for every item? Even if you had a pretty good estimate for easy items like runes the most valuable items would be almost impossible to even semi-accurately estimate (imo).