Scavenging drop rates on lvl 40 mobs

[Annaise16]

In 2012, I checked the scavenging drop rates of level 40 mobs for purple and blue frags and curios. I was wondering if the devs might be interested in the results.

The mobs were the level 40 skeletons in lotd. I killed 2,000 of the skeletons and scavenged the frags shown in the link.

http://i1229.photobucket.com/albums/ee4 ... 4dc1f4.jpg

Each group of frags, from left to right, were lvl 200 blues, lvl 175 purples and lvl 200 purples.

So it looked like the drop rates were:

1% for a lvl 200 purple (0.2% for a particular stat such as armor)
1.5% for a lvl 175 purple
4% for a lvl 200 blue
8% for lvl 175 curios, and
3.5% for lvl 200 curios.

I vendored the white and green frags and the lvl 175 blues, so I have no stats on them. But they made up the remainder.

[Scrilian]

So basically...

Spoiler:

[lawfol]

I would say we have a 2% chance of a purple now killing champions. When I started scavenging en mase 6 months ago it was like 1 %. So they already raised it.
The bottleneck would be the amount of r30+ champions within reach.
The Dark elfs can killed in masses...but the really really wonderful stuff would still need a crit or special moment.

Would be more interested if someone already has astatistic about how high the chance for cirts and special moments are?
Maybe mass slaughtering of normal mobs/blue frags and special moment is even viable.

[Razid1987]

Wait, you can actually tell the difference between a 1% drop chance, and a 2% drop chance? Do you run statistics on every single mob you kill? o.O

[lawfol]

I am german,so yes...I keep notes of important stuff. It is quite simple...2 litres of tea,some buttered bread and an empty back pack,make notes after a session while watching one of my favorite TV Shows.

[Luth]

I am german,so yes...I keep notes of important stuff. It is quite simple...2 litres of tea,some buttered bread and an empty back pack,make notes after a session while watching one of my favorite TV Shows.

I'm german too and i'm the absolute opposite. HA!