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Edited by PROCK7:
3/31/2023 8:44:55 PM
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At the end of D1 the light level was 320 and the raid was kingsfall. Bungie said we would get a “significant” light increase as part of send off to D1 with “Age of Triumph” with rotating raids and powered up strikes. They used that specific word of “significant” to describe the light level increase and it went up to 335. That’s right. It was just a 15 point bump. That’s a 4.6875% increase that was described as “significant.” So “common” chance drop rate in a lost sector to Bungie may mean a VERY low number like 4.6875%.
"Lies, damned lies, and statistics" - Mark Twain (or Benjamin Disraeli or neither 😂)
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Well they also use the word "common" to describe nightfall (master/gm) exotic drop rates. And those are virtually guaranteed.
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Excellent point. I forgot about the common description for this NFs. Crazy how the word “common” means drastically different points in this game.
