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Keep in mind that for this calculation, the stats themselves don't matter as much as the number of stats and how many other stats they need to compete with. For boss hunting, the stats will be damage vs mutated, body damage, attack speed, headshot damage and maximum accuracy. Ie, if the item will be used for looting, then Find ammo chance, Find medical chance, Damage vs infected, Body damage, Search speed and Headshot damage. What stats make the “desirable” list? I am defining a desirable stat as a stat that is absolutely crucial for the activity the item will be used for. Body items have only 3 “must have” stats: Health, inventory capacity and incoming damage so they do not have a “god roll” category. I will be performing this calculation in 3 sets for each a weapon a head/hands item, a body item, and a legs item. We will be aiming to find 3 types of items:Ī god roll item: an item with 4 of the most desirable statsĪ good item: an item with 3 of the most desirable statsĪn “ok” item: an item with 2 of the most desirable stats First, our character will have looter 5 and the outpost defender buff but no extra find weapon/clothing/unique item chance.

The calculation For this calculation, I will be making a few assumptions. I thought my solution was very good but the community thinks otherwise so instead, I am making this post to highlight just how bad the loot rates are, as a petition to ask adminpwn to fix this before adding further content to the game. This suggestion was downvoted to oblivion and it left me puzzled because, from what I found, there was a consensus that agreed that there is a huge gear shortage, which makes looting repetitive and unrewarding, and encourages players to do the easily accomplished missions to earn ~100k$ per day and eventually just buy the gear from the market, which is leading to a huge amount of inflation.

This suggestion was born out of wanting to make an easily implementable solution to improve the loot quality and make the game more accessible to everyone link. A while ago I suggested condensing some needlessly separated stats into stats that would actually be meaningful.