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Real Cheese

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Leagues Drop Rate Feedback

09 November 2024 - 08:30 PM

Interested to hear what feedback active league players have with the drop rates on raids and barrows. I think this league has been a lot of fun up until the time to do raids and barrows.

 

Barrows rates seems to be awful, and better in the regular game with dono rank and row i.

 

Cox and TOB have both been underwhelming also. Coming from playing previous leagues in osrs raiding is much more fun. Its usually not a question of is it a purple or not, but whos name is it going to be in and what item will it be this time. I have participated in multiple mass raids where nobody got a single purple. Granted this is a private server, it's still a temporary mode in which spending tons of hours to get to the point of being able to raid and have fun and then get to the point where you can't even unlock your bis upgrades for your relic style because you have to spend countless hours for long dry streaks even with server bonus being on. Then when you finally get a purple because of the weighting for items they are mainly dupe scrolls and items you don't need.

 

I'm not saying every single raid should be a purple but it feels like it should significantly be increased for this mode. Even if it means removing the chances of receiving multiple purple items and just better chances at rolling any item. I don't think getting dupe items would be as big of a deal as it seems to be now if purples were actually common.

 

TOB I went with a team for the entire bonus and we did 10 runs, 2 total purples were seen, and 1 player did not get one. All team members had T6 extra drop rate increase. Again this was with server bonus on so it would only be worse doing this normally making it even harder to find teams in leagues to run because people are not motived to do runs.

 

 

This is just my opinion from what I have experienced thus far and welcome others to share what their feedback is to see what other are feeling as well.