how many nex's on avg is it to get a drop/split?

how many nex's on avg is it to get a drop/split?

there exist a 3k+ drop log on that website that shall not be named

but the chance @ a unique drop is about 1/35 ish

how many nex's on avg is it to get a drop/split?

there exist a 3k+ drop log on that website that shall not be named

but the chance @ a unique drop is about 1/35 ish

thanks grimy, this is exactly what i am looking for

My log shows approximately 1 unique drop per 33 kills. Combined with Maz's, our average rate is 1 in 32 roughly.

 

However, don't expect it in 35 kills. I've personally gone almost 200 kills dry before, and I've gotten back to backs several times now. If you expect a drop every 35, changes are you're going to be sorely disappointed.

Where does this stand at gp/hour? In ffa split teams, in a 6 man team.

Where does this stand at gp/hour? In ffa split teams, in a 6 man team.

 

Depends heavily on your team's skill and experience level. RSOF teams go anywhere from 6:2 to 6:4, even with a healthy mix of Pernix items and some Divine/Elysian spirit shields being used. A 6:2 typically takes around 40 minutes including banking time while a 6:4 will probably be around 50 minutes. This results in 3 to 4.8 kills per hour, or 0.5 to 0.8 kills per person per hour. With the average item being worth about 250M at the moment, at 1:32, that's 64 to 40 hours per drop's value per person, or 4-6M per hour.

 

TNH easily manages 5:3, often gets 5:4 with experienced members. We also generally coordinate better - our 5:3s typically run about 40 minutes including banking, and our 5:4s typically run about 45 minutes. That yields 4.5 to 5.3 kills per hour, or .9 to 1.1 kills per person per hour. At those figures it's 36 to 29 hours per drop's value per person, or 7-9M per hour.

 

From friends/associates who are in PiD, probably the most distinguished Nex hunting team currently, I've heard that their average teams are like high-end RSOF teams as far as killing rates. They have a few particularly strong teams that consistently manage around 1 Kppph too.

Where does this stand at gp/hour? In ffa split teams, in a 6 man team.

 

Depends heavily on your team's skill and experience level. RSOF teams go anywhere from 6:2 to 6:4, even with a healthy mix of Pernix items and some Divine/Elysian spirit shields being used. A 6:2 typically takes around 40 minutes including banking time while a 6:4 will probably be around 50 minutes. This results in 3 to 4.8 kills per hour, or 0.5 to 0.8 kills per person per hour. With the average item being worth about 250M at the moment, at 1:32, that's 64 to 40 hours per drop's value per person, or 4-6M per hour.

 

TNH easily manages 5:3, often gets 5:4 with experienced members. We also generally coordinate better - our 5:3s typically run about 40 minutes including banking, and our 5:4s typically run about 45 minutes. That yields 4.5 to 5.3 kills per hour, or .9 to 1.1 kills per person per hour. At those figures it's 36 to 29 hours per drop's value per person, or 7-9M per hour.

 

From friends/associates who are in PiD, probably the most distinguished Nex hunting team currently, I've heard that their average teams are like high-end RSOF teams as far as killing rates. They have a few particularly strong teams that consistently manage around 1 Kppph too.

what is TNH?

The nex hunters.

The Nex Hunters, a Nex team that started out as high level Tip.Iters. Most of us are fairly inactive on TIF now, if we haven't left completely. Check out the link in my signature for more information if you'd like.

I go to my friend cc often which is an avid Nex hunting clan. I heard somewhere around 60 kills = 1 drop. Someone managed a Cowl and Torva platelegs in less than 48 kills.

On the contrary, I've also heard a dry streak can be as long as 380 kills so it's too relative to tell the exact answer.

I go to my friend cc often which is an avid Nex hunting clan. I heard somewhere around 60 kills = 1 drop. Someone managed a Cowl and Torva platelegs in less than 48 kills.

On the contrary, I've also heard a dry streak can be as long as 380 kills so it's too relative to tell the exact answer.

 

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