MornaBaine wrote: »So essentially it's completely ridiculous and the time and effort to acquire all pieces of the recipe, being stuck depending on hireling mails for the TWO purple mats that, if you use them for this, will make it impossible to make the upper level food and drinks you ALSO need, and the absolutely terrible drop rate of the roe actually COMPLETELY NEGATES the point of getting a drink that is supposed to...wait for it.... SAVE YOU TIME.
Of course you can always just buy the version they'll be selling in the cash shop.
OF COURSE.
Moonshadow66 wrote: »MornaBaine wrote: »So essentially it's completely ridiculous and the time and effort to acquire all pieces of the recipe, being stuck depending on hireling mails for the TWO purple mats that, if you use them for this, will make it impossible to make the upper level food and drinks you ALSO need, and the absolutely terrible drop rate of the roe actually COMPLETELY NEGATES the point of getting a drink that is supposed to...wait for it.... SAVE YOU TIME.
Of course you can always just buy the version they'll be selling in the cash shop.
OF COURSE.
^This.
Your math is off....you don't need 1000 people to skin 1 fish....each skinning is an independent event so far we have a sample pool of over 7000 independent samples, obviously the more we get the better our idea of the actual ratio.
Your math is off....you don't need 1000 people to skin 1 fish....each skinning is an independent event so far we have a sample pool of over 7000 independent samples, obviously the more we get the better our idea of the actual ratio.
Only it's not math. It's the scientific method.
A large, qualitative study of single independent events will give you better results than a stack of uncorroborated numbers.
Ideally, they'd all be one of the same fish found in the same water type in the same zone on the same day. Which still leads to the problem that the study might not be easily repeatable. You'd have to split the study into cases then.
Case 1: 1000 people. One river salmon caught in standard Rivenspire.
Results: 5 yes. 995 no. (1 to 199)
Case 2: 1000 people. One ocean longfin caught in gold Stros M'Kai.
Results: 8 yes. 992 no. (1 to 124)
But one important reason that it's science and not math is because science provides theories, not proof. Which is why I'm not interested in the drop rate (a certain number that we'll never be told) but rather a testable range of success.
All of the people who don't like fishing hate how much time it takes to get perfect roe, while those of us who like fishing are just walking around with big grins on our faces
All of the people who don't like fishing hate how much time it takes to get perfect roe, while those of us who like fishing are just walking around with big grins on our faces
Having a private guild bank (since nobody else from that guild has logged on in 8+ months) to keep your fat stacks of bait in helps... I'm sitting on a little over 2500 guts right now. Less of everything else, but the bait I have the least of (worms) I still have over 800...IrishGirlGamer wrote: »All of the people who don't like fishing hate how much time it takes to get perfect roe, while those of us who like fishing are just walking around with big grins on our faces
I can attest this is true, especially the part about the big grin. Here's how it works:
1. Save all your bait from Day 1 of gameplay because you have that horder gene. You know, the one Paul Sage and others make fun of.
2. Over a year later, have stacks of bait in your bank. Stacks. Huge stacks.
3. Fish for two hours while chatting with your guild friends about Fallout, E3, life.
4. Sell perfect roe like a drug dealer.
5. Big grin. Really, really big grin.
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