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    G'day,

    Just noticed something the other day while skilling up JC. I was making gold malachite bracelets and entered my starting skill of 122 and got the following

    Ajusted Skill = 122
    Success chance = 64%
    Chance of skill up on Success: 39%, on failure: 20.96%, overall 32.51%

    Then, a while later the following with my new skill of 135

    Ajusted Skill = 135
    Success chance = 77%
    Chance of skill up on Success: 32.5%, on failure: 17.47%, overall 29.04%

    So, with no geerlock, easy difficulty, no AA, INT of 230 and no Alternate stat the calculator predicts(and I just checked it again to get these numbers) that the more successes I have, the worse the the skill-up rate on the same item.

    So is this simply a result of the higher skill I have being harder to get the next skill point? Does the chance of skill-up drop that much in the early 100s?

    Oww, no wonder I was thinking it started to suck at 120 in all my tradeskills! (Okay, at this level it is still really easy but the difference when you do all 7 at once is kinda pointed. )

    I am doing all to about the same point a everynight on Furlitiny, now they are all up to about 140 and I noticed the same burp across all 7 of the skills. That from 120-140 things went a lot harder. In an unusual twist of the RNG the last three points of skill-ups in each skill came in one stack...

    Good tradeskilling!
    I call for the elimination of EQ levels 1-50.

  • #2
    Originally posted by Flehmen
    So is this simply a result of the higher skill I have being harder to get the next skill point? Does the chance of skill-up drop that much in the early 100s?
    Sort of. Pre-175, the old formula is still in effect. What you are seeing is the 2nd check getting more difficult.

    At that level, that INT, your chance of passing check 1 with a success is 100%; on a failure, it's 53.75%. Your overall chance is 83.35%.

    The 2nd check is simplified to 100-Skill/2. At 122, that's 39%. At 135, it's 32.5%.

    So, your overall chances are:
    122 - 83.35% * 39% = 32.51%
    135 - 83.35% * 32.59% = 29.04%

    Edit: BTW, for JC, the Y value I find is 4, not 2. I think the easy difficulty you are using was from the statement in the sticky that JC is "probably" 2, but parses seem to indicate that it is more likely 4.
    Last edited by Twistagain; 07-21-2005, 10:24 AM.

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