TheOneOmega
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I am curious to know how the algorithm for assigning Tier Increase Rates to items is set up. I have been purchasing and reselling items to the TT, and seen numbers ranging from 40 to 185.
1) Is this the entire range?
2) To what set of item does this range apply? Does it apply only to TT items? Or to low level UL items? Or to all UL items? Etc.
I have noticed some (L) items with single digit Tier Increase Rates, and others with four-digit Tier Increase Rates.
3) Does this only apply to (L) items? Does it also apply to UL items that have an (L) version (Hedoc SK-20, for example)?
I have also noticed that the TIRs do not seem to appear COMPLETELY randomly (or at least, equal weight is not given to all number). I have not seen an (L) item with single digit TIRs also have a random four-digit TIR splashed in, nor vice versa. I also don't think I have seen more than 110ish variance among TIRs in UL items either, even though the range is slightly larger (the range is at LEAST 145).
4) Does anyone know how the algorithm works? It kinda seems like a "middle ground" number is assigned to each item, and then some sort of standard deviation or something is applied to produce the ten TIRs. Any other ideas about how it might work?
1) Is this the entire range?
2) To what set of item does this range apply? Does it apply only to TT items? Or to low level UL items? Or to all UL items? Etc.
I have noticed some (L) items with single digit Tier Increase Rates, and others with four-digit Tier Increase Rates.
3) Does this only apply to (L) items? Does it also apply to UL items that have an (L) version (Hedoc SK-20, for example)?
I have also noticed that the TIRs do not seem to appear COMPLETELY randomly (or at least, equal weight is not given to all number). I have not seen an (L) item with single digit TIRs also have a random four-digit TIR splashed in, nor vice versa. I also don't think I have seen more than 110ish variance among TIRs in UL items either, even though the range is slightly larger (the range is at LEAST 145).
4) Does anyone know how the algorithm works? It kinda seems like a "middle ground" number is assigned to each item, and then some sort of standard deviation or something is applied to produce the ten TIRs. Any other ideas about how it might work?