15 replies to this topic

[Moonsilver (Elgore)]

My point: if administration is doin things fair, they have nothing to lose if they reveal official drop-rates.
Me, and other people need that to know is it worth for them to grind smth. Especially for newbies who dont know much about the game.
Every other games give players information about drop rates - its normal and fair.
Same should be done for seals.
We also need ingame interface information about all possible seals and bonuses for current item, this called "usability".

If you want to make game more friendly to new players and more popular - you have to do things i said about.

Citizens  of Elenia, give us your vote and comment, please.

[Reya (Elgore)]

Lol, they have no reason to release that info. This game is all about grinding. Whether you spend 5 minutes or 5 months. It's how the game is and developed. You just have to hope you're gambling addiction is higher than your patience, because this game all all about gambling in the end.

[Godsu (Elgore)]

giving us the data would be pointless imo

[Dalmaska (Elgore)]

This is silly, but I choose the 4th answer just to close this thing ASAP.

[Ðarknight (Elgore)]

The RPG of this game sucks (excuse me the language), and someone comes and asks for information on the game's personal data? Squirming with laughter to death.

[Talestra (Elgore)]

The RPG of this game

 

RNG you mean...?

 

Developers stated more than once that drop chances for the loot are not shared.

 

As for the list of seals, you will find it here https://drive.google...URNQnN2Sm8/view made by Akroz. Some names are messed a bit but the list is quite usable and up-to-date.

Edited by Talestra (Elgore), 20 August 2018 - 08:03 AM.

[Moonsilver (Elgore)]

game's personal data

nice joke.
1.The game is not a person

2. Its OUR data, because WE are playing this. And WE need to know.

PS: if you dont need and dont care it means you like wasting your time for nothing.
Also if administration dont want to share drop % data it means there is something to hide. All other world TOP-RPG games share this information with their customers (players).
You know, we are the ones feeding RQ developers. Dont you think they owe us smth? no?
By the way, more and more countries consider lootboxes as gambling and they are treated same as casino games.
If RQ developers are going to continue developing the game, they dont have much time to change donation model. If they do that in a single patch it could ruin everything in a single moment.

[Moonsilver (Elgore)]

As for the list of seals, you will find it here https://drive.google...URNQnN2Sm8/view made by Akroz. Some names are messed a bit but the list is quite usable and up-to-date.

Russian players made their own DB years ago.
http://royalquest.in...гические_печати
but you need to learn some english.
Unfortunately, developers dont want to develop DB and community related stuff. 
No happy community = no future.

I have to say that i really love the game, but i will leave it like i did few years ago after Logrus (new russian server) was ruined - transfer was enabled.
Things like this is no good for everyone.

[Ŧamed (Elgore)]

I think it's so funny  Also I think that game is friendly for newbies because game-makers made lots of quests which allow you to take the 65th lvl even the beginner.

[Godsu (Elgore)]

1. lol.

 

2. You are basically asking for the code of the game, which is not a wise choice since most companies are protective of their games.

 

3. If it is our data, then why didn't get get these numbers 4 years ago?

 

4. There is no possible reason to why they should share their data, since the game is RNG based anyway, I spent 2 hours farming for the new 63 sword, got no recipes or unslotted, but I got the card ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[Ðarknight (Elgore)]

nice joke.
1.The game is not a person

2. Its OUR data, because WE are playing this. And WE need to know.

PS: if you dont need and dont care it means you like wasting your time for nothing.
Also if administration dont want to share drop % data it means there is something to hide. All other world TOP-RPG games share this information with their customers (players).
You know, we are the ones feeding RQ developers. Dont you think they owe us smth? no?
By the way, more and more countries consider lootboxes as gambling and they are treated same as casino games.
If RQ developers are going to continue developing the game, they dont have much time to change donation model. If they do that in a single patch it could ruin everything in a single moment.

1: You are not required to buy items from the store "bad luck". You buy, the problem is only yours.

2: Developers do not need to provide the SUBJECTIVE data created for the game.

3: If an RPG is delivering your data to the players, it means they do not care about the actual RPG.

 

Look, if you really want to make a difference, start by creating your own withdrawal system and share it with the community.

Understand that an RPG takes a lot of time to do things; items, improvements, unraveling mysteries, etc. This game is poor in mysteries. I played Tibia for over 12 years and in its 21 years, the game still has quests that have not been solved for decades.

And if you find my opinion unimportant, we will follow the vows up there.

Edited by Ðarknight (Elgore), 23 August 2018 - 08:48 PM.

[Solsagan (Elgore)]

A bit late but here but let's go.

 

It's their data, not ours. Knowing the drop chances would change nothing so you could still take 1 hour, 1 day, a week, a lifetime to drop something. Pointless discussion.

[Kiseki-nosedai (Elgore)]

A bit late but here but let's go.

 

It's their data, not ours. Knowing the drop chances would change nothing so you could still take 1 hour, 1 day, a week, a lifetime to drop something. Pointless discussion.

 

 

yeah right ^^ I've been in pyramid for 1 week, and still no dark mummy card

[Elyss (Elgore)]

For me even if there are "official" drop rates I ignore them because they don't apply to me. I always get caught up by the desire sensor lol.  So that's why I'm voting for the 4th option.

Edited by Elyss (Elgore), 08 September 2018 - 05:06 AM.

[DarksKiss (Elgore)]

It would be nice to know the drop rates. Knowing the drop chances would not change anything... 1% vs 3% is still pretty low. Regardless if it was 1%, .01% or even .001% drop chance. They are all low and nothing changes if we knew it. Lmao. Some people drop items after 1 hour of farming others take months. RNG for ya


Now if we had a database with all of the game information and statistics that would be nice. For example, Hat of the wild buffalo. Found here and there from said mobs with a % chance to drop. However even knowing that % does not help find it any better. Essentially it's pointless to know. Some players want to know but the majority just don't care.

It's all up to the developers.

[Moonsilver (Elgore)]

It would be nice to know the drop rates. Knowing the drop chances would not change anything... 1% vs 3% is still pretty low. Regardless if it was 1%, .01% or even .001% drop chance. They are all low and nothing changes if we knew it. Lmao. Some people drop items after 1 hour of farming others take months. RNG for ya


Now if we had a database with all of the game information and statistics that would be nice. For example, Hat of the wild buffalo. Found here and there from said mobs with a % chance to drop. However even knowing that % does not help find it any better. Essentially it's pointless to know. Some players want to know but the majority just don't care.

It's all up to the developers.

items usually drop from 2 or more different mobs.

For example, i want to know which have better drop chance, also i want to know are they worth my time or not.
I dont like to waste my time for nothing, this is why i want to know.