Crafted blood gloves better than LoH gloves?

leox wrote: 3 weeks ago

hitechhobo wrote: 3 weeks ago

How do I find mf break points?

google d2r mf breakpoints, first post

Thank you, very helpful.

leox wrote: 3 weeks ago

hitechhobo wrote: 3 weeks ago

How do I find mf break points?

google d2r mf breakpoints, first post

I was about to respond with the usual "mf doesn't have BPs, just diminishing returns" but the link is actually quite interesting.

The main Insight for practical use: At normal mf levels (around 300-400), you get 1mf unique for every 5 mf points. So something like 25 mf extra on gloves are worth it, no need to check any break points.

I'm also not convinced that the rounding to integer values is done in the drop calculations. Did anyone confirm this? The formula is (Magic Find * 250) / (Magic Find + 250), it doesn't say anything about rounding. And why should it?! All BPs in D2 are due to frames and how rendering worked 20 years ago. Float/double calculation wasn't an issue 20 years ago, so why assume any rounding was done in drop calculation?

Side note: I'm also one of the few that disagrees with the "mf>300-400 doesn't provide any value" since higher mf still changes the ratio of magic, rare, and uniques and magic items can be quite valuable if you know what you are looking for. As long as your kill speed doesn't suffer, more MF is better.

leox wrote: 3 weeks ago

hitechhobo wrote: 3 weeks ago

How do I find mf break points?

google d2r mf breakpoints, first post

There are mf breakpoints, lots of them, but the breakpoints themselves are basically irrevalent, no one looks them up. And only when you have a very high MF number, you get the case that a 7MF small charm might do nothing. But if you are "only" around the 350 MF mark, this should not happen. There is a graph showing only diminishing returns. That is all you need. Very high MF numbers are undesirable since you would have to sacrifise a lot of clear speed and clear speed is king.