I see myself in this)) That's it, one last time and go to sleep... Okay, just one more time... Oh, the alarm clock is coming soon and I have to run to work. This expectation is so exciting. I like to recognize objects and see what it is. Yesterday I got Shako for the first time since the release of the game - it was a great joy, although some time ago my friend gave me one (for which I thank him).Beardozer wrote: 2 years agoThis game teaches you something about yourself. I've learned something about myself. I can never get into gambling because I'll lose my damn house.BillyMaysed wrote: 2 years ago i honestly hate traditional farming. Meph or Andy runs 10,000+ times just to find certain stuff. meh. no thanks.
I'm just gonna sit down and run Mephisto a couple of times before bed.
6 hours later
just one more pull of the Mephisto slot machine
I swear this one is my last run
just one more
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I forgot the username that brought it up... err.. but, having a lot of MF does hurt your amount of runes found. That being said... the only reason for that is because when the rolls start for the value of the drop, each item that is swayed to be a magic item, cannot be a rune and takes the place of potentially a rune dropping. The difference is negligible. Prolly better off with the MF then trade for runes with what you find? MF is waaaaaay more consistent than mass bovicide.
this doesn't sound right to me. i could be missing something, but my understanding is that the item type is decided first, and then your magic find is only factored in afterward to determine its quality. meaning that if the game decides to drop a rune, it will always be a rune regardless of your magic find.vampanexe wrote: 1 year ago I forgot the username that brought it up... err.. but, having a lot of MF does hurt your amount of runes found. That being said... the only reason for that is because when the rolls start for the value of the drop, each item that is swayed to be a magic item, cannot be a rune and takes the place of potentially a rune dropping. The difference is negligible. Prolly better off with the MF then trade for runes with what you find? MF is waaaaaay more consistent than mass bovicide.
You are correct.cougar wrote: 1 year ago this doesn't sound right to me. i could be missing something, but my understanding is that the item type is decided first, and then your magic find is only factored in afterward to determine its quality. meaning that if the game decides to drop a rune, it will always be a rune regardless of your magic find.
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Yes, item type is rolled first. So the game first determines if a drop is a rune, gold, piece of equipment, etc, before MF even comes into factor. MF then only comes into play for items that can actually become magic, rare, unique, and/or set. MF affecting rune drops is a Myth.
I'm in CET (Central European Time), so that's UTC+1 normally and UTC+2 during DST.
My profile says Ladder, but I play both Ladder and Non-Ladder.
My profile says Ladder, but I play both Ladder and Non-Ladder.
its like I need to get that last good something, anything... so I can go to work and have something fun to think about... Oh shoot its 11 am and I work at 1
thank you for the post learning so much about MF........always something to learn
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