tomofhyrule wrote: »"Extra leads" is not guaranteed.
What the maps are doing is just rolling the loot twice. That means that you have a more likely chance of getting a lead (since it's essentially digging up two chests for the price of one), but the lead drop rates are still the same as they always were.
i understand its still RNG but i did 24 maps x2 is 48 chests by your math and i got 2 green tapestries and one purple and its was the most common the grand tree. so 3 leads in 48 chests seems weak and no different than without the event.
"Higher chance" at Leads and other drops implies an increase in drop rates. Have they said in the past that it's not an actual increase and just rerolling contents?tomofhyrule wrote: »
In which case it's working as intended. There was no change in lead drop rates. If 3 in 48 is the standard rate and you got 3 in 24 during the event, then that's correct.
Whether that's helpful or not is a different factor, and is a matter for a /feedback report. The only thing that's promised is that you get two rolls at the loot table per map.
"Higher chance" at Leads and other drops implies an increase in drop rates. Have they said in the past that it's not an actual increase and just rerolling contents?
Treasure hunters, during this event any chests you dig up using Treasure Maps will roll again on all of their existing loot, greatly improving your chance to get leads, furnishings, etc. that are exclusive to that source.
Aaaaaah so it was shoved in the patch notes rather than being put in the article where more people would have likely seen it lol. Thanks for the clarification!tomofhyrule wrote: »
Yes, it's in the patch notes from when this was tested on PTS
The official article doesn't mention that the maps are rolled twice, it only says "higher chance." It's the patch notes that specifically say it's a double roll. The fact that it's a double roll is what gives the improved lead chance, because something that has e.g. a 1/100 drop rate will now have a 2/100 chance at dropping since it rolls twice for a single map.