But a random chance system that can be fueled by real world money with an artificial discrepancy between the 4.9% chance to get an e-store-exclusive legendary item and a 36% chance to get a different 'normal' legendary item is aggressive, excessive, and manipulative. I get it that Ubisoft (publishers and higher ups) really to make even more money off of players who already purchased their main game and Season Pass by releasing things that are not even accessible in either, and that is still a predatory and greedy practice. What determines that one legendary sword is inherently even more rare than another when they occupy the same classification and utilize weapon perks from the same pool of perks? One was released in the full priced game and one was added either on its own or in an equipment pack that costs 25% of the entire game. Thanks for the heads up, I will look into this. There is no rational reason apart from a design to push players more towards purchasing i cant put links here because steam will remove but on google you can search for 'assassins creed origins cheat engine table' hope i helped. It is definitely an arbitrary and artificial mechanic used to persuade more real world money microtransactions in the e-store. 4.9% is an abyssmal drop rate compared to the other legendary gear, considering they both are under the umbrella of legendary items. This Cheat Engine table provides you capability to Edit your inventory items, Get Items, Swap items, Mod perks for items. Way better? It's a ♥♥♥♥♥ drop rate, and it's done on purpose because Ubisoft wants you to spend real money on the cosmetics.

Originally posted by Voldemort's Nipple:damn 5% chance for helix stuff? that's actually way better than i expected

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