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Accurate Drop Rate for Visages At Frosts


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I was curious what the drop rate was for visages according to kids on the forums so I did a quick google search. To my suprise one of the first sites to come up was a botting site (I dont think im allowed to state the name of said site but I will if permitted to do so and if you guys are curious) Anyways the answer to my question was in one of the guys' signatures. I guess its some sort of counter that shows all of the loot gained from everyone using that particular frost dragon bot.

 

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So the simple math is 2760981/258 (bones aka kills/visages) and you get 1:10,701.

 

Seems logical right? Thought id share this since even though it is an unfortunate way of deriving the rate its still the only actual concrete numbers we have.

 

 

 

On a side note, thats;

 

-36 phats

-407 santas

-2,345 Bandos chest plates/tassets

-52,120 whips

 

 

Roughly.

 

 

 

 

 

Anyways figured you guys might like to know since drop rates have always been something of interest.

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Bit unfortunate that they are bots, but it shows another thing they are good at, besides gathering cash :P. Nice find (and no, you can't say the name).

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It makes me wonder if we (those who dont bot) could design an app that could document our kills and drops and then compile it into an easy to understand thing like they have. It wouldnt do anything other than count kills.

 

Does anybody know Jagex's stance on add-ons like that? I know WoW has them so long as they dont actually do anything for you.

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It's alright to gather information, I think, but you can't use the information to move the mouse or to do anything in the game. Many people keep manual drop logs of their bosshunting, too, and of course keep track of whip drops etc. by slayer task numbers.

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For anyone interested, you can actually use the script those guys use and disable the bot to get the paint to show up, including it tracking all your kills and loots such as visage. I wouldn't recommend it though, those places are riddled with keyloggers and viruses. Not to mention even owning the script is probably ban-worthy.

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Did they have data on anything else? Drop rates on Green drags, stuff like that?

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Did they have data on anything else? Drop rates on Green drags, stuff like that?

 

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Interesting data, and given my estimation of 8-12k per visage, seems quite legit. It's also interesting to note that they can kill 52 dragons an hour, almost 4x less than someone with maxed gear/attention, go figure.

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Interesting data, and given my estimation of 8-12k per visage, seems quite legit. It's also interesting to note that they can kill 52 dragons an hour, almost 4x less than someone with maxed gear/attention, go figure.

 

You clearly havn't been to frost dragons lately. Thanks to all the botters, getting even 1 dragon to yourself is almost impossible. I've reported over twenty 130's+ in the past few days.

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So from the sound of things, a script that would gather information like

 

-total kills

-drop rates

-xp p/hr rates

-kills p/hr

-etc

 

Those would all be acceptable?

 

I googled this a while back.

 

There is a bot for that.

 

I checked it out, but it was still in the botclient so that's against the Jagex rules.

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I've always thought an add-on similar to that of wowhead's for WoW would be interesting in runescape. Data could be collected VERY quickly if the add-on was picked up by some of the people training slayer, cannoning cave crawlers, and boss hunting. If only a few of the highly recognizable slayers/boss hunters took the initiative (SUOMI, xpx, maz, etc.), the addon would spread quickly and give a good suggestion towards things as charm drop rates, effigy rates, etc.

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Actually I don't think people like SUOMI care too much about drops like this.

 

They care more about the most efficient experience rates. If they get a drop due to training they probably go "oh, that's nice" and keep going with whatever they are doing.

 

There are more people interested in such things (people who do research for this forum) who care more about stuff like this. These people would be the ones you want using the add-on.

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Actually I don't think people like SUOMI care too much about drops like this.

 

They care more about the most efficient experience rates. If they get a drop due to training they probably go "oh, that's nice" and keep going with whatever they are doing.

 

There are more people interested in such things (people who do research for this forum) who care more about stuff like this. These people would be the ones you want using the add-on.

 

It wouldn't matter if they care about the drops themselves, but rather that they are helping to increase the effective known drop rates of items. The addon that has been mentioned from wowhead is passive and non-invasive. SUOMI or others wouldn't need to do anything other than right click on the drop pile after a kill. All else is done behind the scenes.

 

It cannot be hard to make the actual recording addon, I'm just worried about the legitimacy of such a tool. The database could be built into Tip.it's item database fairly simply aswell.

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Actually I don't think people like SUOMI care too much about drops like this.

 

They care more about the most efficient experience rates. If they get a drop due to training they probably go "oh, that's nice" and keep going with whatever they are doing.

 

There are more people interested in such things (people who do research for this forum) who care more about stuff like this. These people would be the ones you want using the add-on.

 

It wouldn't matter if they care about the drops themselves, but rather that they are helping to increase the effective known drop rates of items. The addon that has been mentioned from wowhead is passive and non-invasive. SUOMI or others wouldn't need to do anything other than right click on the drop pile after a kill. All else is done behind the scenes.

 

It cannot be hard to make the actual recording addon, I'm just worried about the legitimacy of such a tool. The database could be built into Tip.it's item database fairly simply aswell.

I'm pretty sure woox uses a similar thing to record his loots at TDs, but i don't think that it's automatic, he simply updates it inbetween kills.

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wtf? time ran 2207days? its 6years bro its imposible to have bot running for 6 years becose every sys update disconnect all botters and im not sure but are frost tragons in game 6years ago?

 

sorry for bad english and i hope u understand me :)

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wtf? time ran 2207days? its 6years bro its imposible to have bot running for 6 years becose every sys update disconnect all botters and im not sure but are frost tragons in game 6years ago?

 

sorry for bad english and i hope u understand me :)

The bot hasnt been running for 6 years at once. That is the total time of all the people using it together. So say 10 people used it for 10 hours, the time would be 100 hours. It was not all in one go, or all from one individual person.

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That's pretty interesting. I once got a visage from an iron dragon. It was worth 33mil at the time. Exactly a year ago actually.

 

I wonder what the rate is for 3a from a clue, I actually heard it's now 1:1,000,000. I sure hope not..

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