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I'm level 92 and have started crafting amulets. When I gamble one from Gheed does the amulet "required level" make any difference to the final craft? I understand this is different from the actual item level which is not displayed but at level 92 I know I am gambling for items within my level range?
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I'm level 92 and have started crafting amulets. When I gamble one from Gheed does the amulet "required level" make any difference to the final craft? I understand this is different from the actual item level which is not displayed but at level 92 I know I am gambling for items within my level range?
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hi
I'm level 92 and have started crafting amulets. When I gamble one from Gheed does the amulet "required level" make any difference to the final craft? I understand this is different from the actual item level which is not displayed but at level 92 I know I am gambling for items within my level range?
I'm level 92 and have started crafting amulets. When I gamble one from Gheed does the amulet "required level" make any difference to the final craft? I understand this is different from the actual item level which is not displayed but at level 92 I know I am gambling for items within my level range?
Renton212#2452
Required level is purely tied to the affixes rolled, the only things affecting your crafted product are your level and the item hidden iLVL.
OP
Thanks for clarifying. I can stop wasting gold now trying to gamble for a high required item level
Renton212#2452
I recommend doing a Goldbarb and run travancial if you like gambleing, gives you several 100 000 gold every run.
is gamble even worth it?
maybe on low level. but after that its way too expensive, and you can finish 2million on like 20-30 rolls
not really worth it
maybe on low level. but after that its way too expensive, and you can finish 2million on like 20-30 rolls
not really worth it
goodluck, and may the RNG god be with you.
I am having a gold barb and gambling amulet, rings and Boots. Gambled some really nice rings lately and some Boots that I sold for a Zod rune. For me it is definitely worth it.rikus wrote: 3 years ago is gamble even worth it?
maybe on low level. but after that its way too expensive, and you can finish 2million on like 20-30 rolls
not really worth it
in order to get 2 skills from your craft amulet, your level needs to be at least 93. (some people did the math for us)Renton212 wrote: 3 years ago hi
I'm level 92 and have started crafting amulets. When I gamble one from Gheed does the amulet "required level" make any difference to the final craft? I understand this is different from the actual item level which is not displayed but at level 92 I know I am gambling for items within my level range?
if you craft at level 92, there is 10% chance that the magic amulet you use in crafting has an ilvl lower than required for 2 skills.
so i suggest you save your runes and pgems until you reach 93.
when you reach level 95, it is certain that any amulet you gamble has high enough ilvl to get 2 skills.
so in summary,
- make craft amulet at character level 93 and 94
- just gamble amulet at character level 95+ (or you can still craft if you want)
That's not fully correct. +2 to all skills affix has lvl90. The item level in gambling depends only on your char lvl. And it will be -5 / +4 of your current char lvl.StrixAorus wrote: 2 years ago in order to get 2 skills from your craft amulet, your level needs to be at least 93. (some people did the math for us)
Hence in theory you might gamble an amulet which can be crafted into +2 at lvl 86 with 11% chance.
At lvl95 according to the formula every amulet you gamble will have at least the item lvl 90.
Required level has nothing to do with the item lvl. A simple magic amulet like +1 to str or sth dropped from Diablo on hell will still have item lvl > 90.
If you wanna make sure that the amulets you craft have item lvl >= 90, with char lvl lower than 95, keep +2 to any char type amulets from gambling (since +2 is again lvl 90 affix).
Those have normally required lvl 67 e.g.
But you probably won't find that many. Like 6 or 8 when spending 10 millions gold with a 15% Gheed's Fortune and the Edge runeword.
Hi on this topic of gambling amulets to craft, I recently got my char to lv93... tried to search online but found it hard to get a definite answer there, my question is simply:
If my lv93 character gamble an amulet from npc Gheed, would ALL amulet that I gambled and purchased be automatically at ilvl 89 ?
Thanks in advance for any who can provide me your valuable advice!
If my lv93 character gamble an amulet from npc Gheed, would ALL amulet that I gambled and purchased be automatically at ilvl 89 ?
Thanks in advance for any who can provide me your valuable advice!
No, the ilvl would be from 88 and above, but it surely is enough for a lvl 93 char to craft a +2 skill neck.Ronin13 wrote: 1 year ago Hi on this topic of gambling amulets to craft, I recently got my char to lv93... tried to search online but found it hard to get a definite answer there, my question is simply:
If my lv93 character gamble an amulet from npc Gheed, would ALL amulet that I gambled and purchased be automatically at ilvl 89 ?
Thanks in advance for any who can provide me your valuable advice!
Thanks! Yeah, I am aiming to crafting an amulet to have +2
You can get amulets from Terror zones from lvl 90 too
for +2 guaranteed, 93 is the minimum if the amulets come from gambling.Flyhorse wrote: 1 year agoNo, the ilvl would be from 88 and above, but it surely is enough for a lvl 93 char to craft a +2 skill neck.Ronin13 wrote: 1 year ago Hi on this topic of gambling amulets to craft, I recently got my char to lv93... tried to search online but found it hard to get a definite answer there, my question is simply:
If my lv93 character gamble an amulet from npc Gheed, would ALL amulet that I gambled and purchased be automatically at ilvl 89 ?
Thanks in advance for any who can provide me your valuable advice!
Gambling for the amulets is usually the way to go.
First: what else to do with the gold?
Second: The Cash you can get back from unwanted (rare) amulets
+2 is >= alvl 90
alvl 90 = Ilvl 90
Amulets have qlvl1
implying max{Ilvl,qlvl} = Ilvl. by that we go with
Ilvl < 99 - int(1/2) = 99
(2 because it's always like this, Ilvl cannot be > 98)
soooo..
int(clvl/2) + int((clvl - 5)/2) >= 90
ilvl from gambling amulets:
ilvl = clvl - 5 + rnd(10)
so gambling always substracts -5 from your clvl and then adds a random number from 0-9
since we would go for 100% the random roll is 0 so:
ilvl = clvl - 5
so with all this, you take that sentence from Arreat Summit.
fill in your desired alvl (90 for +2)affix level = ilvl = int(.5 * clvl) + int(.5 * ilvl)
int(clvl/2) + int((clvl - 5)/2) >= 90
solve for for clvl and you'll end up at 93
edit:
if this doesn't make sense:
remember that this is two calculations mixed into one: Gambling and the gambled item Level and then the crafted Item Level
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