So the tests where they showed that in fact all the multiple finds were fully amplified and not 1/3rded or 2/3rded or 1/2ed for doubles were lies evidently?
None of the tests showed that any of the multi-hit finds were less than fully amplified. I guess all those people just got a lucky multiplier on those multiple hits every single time.
Because over my last 5 years I got MANY small 1/3 size claims at the end of good amps...during my test, I did get some larger ones than I expected.
But what you are all forgetting is that each drop is NOT independent...that every FINAL drop I did on 10 of those 12 amps took into account the shittyness of the returns before it!
Sorry for the bolding but I had to. NONE of my amps were profit going into last drop...in fact the one that gave me the only multiplied drop (the Dehera) was NRF for ALL previous drops.
SO just because you see some larger hits than you should have on the last drop does NOT mean it wasn't working fine.
You need to look at the whole picture, all the drops, and understand that often on hunting crafting or mining runs, loot gets backloaded toward the end.
It is fine when it happens in hunting, but when you see it in mining, many of you assume there is bug....that is so wrong. How many last click HOF's have we got crafting, or hofs on the very last of your ammo? That's why I always carried a gun for shooting the other looted ammo opposite of my main gun (before schrap)...that's why I had the swords on me during the ATH with Stig. When runs are bad, they VERY OFTEN turn good right at the end.
The system tracks your current loot, and tries to make it more even by the end. This is a fact, despite what everyone wants to believe about the "no personal loot pool" theory.
So afaic, the final drops of mine you saw were
allowed to occur because the previous drops on those amps sucked so bad.
I earned those last drops by losing on the amps up til the last drop. Others who would just use 10 50 tt minimum crafting condition L13's will NOT be so lucky. <<<THIS is the most important distinction that people forget.