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Jan 12 2010 12:48am
Not meaning to be rude, but your thread is more of a common sense thing.

Of course a 1/6 chance to get +6 is much better than a 1/24 chance to get +10 .. and so on...

;)


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Jan 12 2010 12:51am
Quote (d2Martyr @ Jan 12 2010 01:45am)
Just wondering what equation you used.


well, it's quite simple....

chance to pass = 1:(number of doors)!
meaning chance to pass pala = 1:1x2x3 = 1:6
with the given odds of 1/6, add 5 failed MQ's to the passing reward of 6 GP's and you get 11 GP's

11 GP's to 6 attempts = 1.83333 GP's per attempt
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Jan 12 2010 12:51am
Quote (TooNArmY @ Jan 12 2010 01:48am)
Not meaning to be rude, but your thread is more of a common sense thing.

Of course a 1/6 chance to get +6 is much better than a 1/24 chance to get +10 .. and so on...

;)


I know mate, that is kind of why I made it wanted to correct the misconceptions about it :p



Quote (d2Martyr @ Jan 12 2010 01:45am)
Just wondering what equation you used.


Expected Value of an item is the sum of all its possible values and their probabilities. So in the case of a leecher class for example it is :
0 * 0 (Cant get zero points in other words) + 1 * (5/6) + 2 * (1/6)
For something like warlock it is
0 * 0 + 25 * (1/120) + 1 * (119/120)

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Jan 12 2010 01:17am
I and many more already knew that... Lol
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Jan 12 2010 01:54am
Quote (FloppyWaffles @ Jan 12 2010 07:51am)
well, it's quite simple....

chance to pass = 1:(number of doors)!
meaning chance to pass pala = 1:1x2x3 = 1:6
with the given odds of 1/6, add 5 failed MQ's to the passing reward of 6 GP's and you get 11 GP's

11 GP's to 6 attempts = 1.83333 GP's per attempt


this.
1x2x3, very hard yes?
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Jan 12 2010 01:59am
Quote (Linkinator @ Jan 12 2010 07:35am)
So I was just curious as to what class actually has the best GP output. I know one would rush to say that it is alchemist but surprisingly it is not...Below are the expected GP values for every class. By expected I do not mean when you take a MQ you will recieve exactly that amount, but rather if you were to do infinitely many MQs with that class, the average value would be the value listed below. We all ofc know some people get lucky every season and some get unlucky but I just found it interesting which classes came out on top when you look at it from an analytical perspective.

#1 GP Class
Paladin
GP's Per MQ : 1.833333.....

#2 GP Class
Samurai
GP's Per MQ : 1.666666.....

#3 GP Class
Ninja
GP's Per MQ : 1.458333.....

#4 GP Class
Monk
GP's Per MQ : 1.375000

#5 GP Class
Headhunter
GP's Per MQ : 1.241666...

#6 GP Class
Warlock
GP's Per MQ : 1.200000

#7 GP Class(es)
Fighter/Barb/Guard/Rogue/Mage
GP's Per MQ : 1.166666.....

#8 GP Class
Alchemist
GP's Per MQ : 1.137500

So in fact you would be better off farming GP's on a leecher class rather than trying to farm GP's on alchemist...especially considering the slower exp for higher tier classes. In other words, Dion will not be contributing much to KoH GP's :p


Great work I was for long wondering what the statistics says

Thank You very much

Regards

Waldemar
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