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Diablo Immortal doesn't publish drop rates, and uses a legal loophole to avoid laws that would normally require publishing such rates for lootbox-like mechanics
by cmeacham98 4y ago
Diablo Immortal doesn't publish drop rates, and uses a legal loophole to avoid laws that would normally require publishing such rates for lootbox-like mechanics.
A community-created estimate from data supplied by players puts the 5/5 gem odds at 1/2000.
Edit: above poster has rates in their copy of the game that seem to line up with the community-calculated ones. They definitely didn't use to be there where I live in the US, so those are either a recent addition or region-locked.
- omeze 4y agowhats the loophole?
- minimaxir 4y agoThe supposed loophole is that you have to complete an Elder Rift to "roll" the crests as done in the submission, versus opening a literal box. It hasn't made a difference legally, and they are probably losing potential impulse sales due to friction.
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