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Emeralds From Loot Running W/o Mythics?

Discussion in 'Questions' started by Optimined, Jan 19, 2021.

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  1. Optimined

    Optimined Well-Known Adventurer HERO

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    As mythics are super rare and next to impossible to find, I'm curious on how much a player will earn if he/her loot runs without finding a mythic. Assume average-bad luck on rolls, and using good gear (as in not maxed out lq and lb).
     
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    Pifg aaaaaaaaaaaa

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    without finding a mythic? if youre actually identifying your items (some people dont even pick up any non-mythic items) but if you take legendaries and ID them, in most cases, you'll actually LOSE money
     
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    Ice Bear generally picks up emeralds, powders, and sellable legendaries. Ice Bear generally makes ~2.5 LE for a full lootrun which takes about an hour. Ice Bear says this is ignoring selling powders and high roll legendaries.
     
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    AmbassadorDazz Discord Killjoy Staff Member Moderator

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    In most cases you will be at a net loss unless you know what you're picking up. Generally speaking, if for some reason I'm running low on scrap, I'll pick up unique items. Other items that I tend to pick up include:
    • Powders: I exclusively pick up Tier IV powders. You can either combine or just let them sit in your inventory, but their value is generally higher than identified Legendary items.
    • Meta Ingredients: Some ingredients in the game can be used to flash-grind professions. Cooking, Jeweling and Tailoring in particular all have sought after ingredients, which include:
      • Sought-After Ore: Level 96, Jeweling. Gives loot quality, which is highly sought after (natch).
      • Crystallized Organ: Level 100, Cooking. A very useful loot quality ingredient for the profession it is used in.
      • Ancient Currency: Level 100, Tailoring. Used in creating LQ equipment.
      • Decaying Heart: It's a Dark Forest/Kander Forest/Dernal Jungle item that you actually have to seek out exclusively. Fairly difficult to find, and is used in LQ equipment.
      • X Aura: All variants count. All of them are Scribing, and are used in creating SP scrolls.
      • Gravitation Crystal: Level 95, Weaponsmithing/Woodworking. Fairly good spell ingredient.
      • This list can go on and on, so look for a list of meta ingredients in crafting items. Note that these items are very useful to the professions community.
    • Meta Items: These items are highly sought after for their use in several meta builds. Examples include Sizzling Shawl, Capricorn, Yang and Old Keeper's Ring, among others. I don't have a full list of those, but it is generally worth picking up items that are necessary for endgame builds.
    • Fabled Items: Why not.
    • Emeralds: Definitely pick them up where you see them.
    I also recommend investing in Loot Quality if you haven't already. My loadout for my lootrunning Mage is:
    • Third Eye: Replace with Anamnesis if you don't have enough Intelligence for 1 Mana teleports at a severe cost to Health.
    • Discoverer: Replace with Diamond Dust if broke. 40+ LB is recommended for Diamond Dust.
    • Crafted Pants/Boots: 18+ LQ recommended. Ask around, you should be able to find a reasonably priced pair.
    • Crafted Accessories: 8+ LQ recommended per accessory. Can go up to 12, but it's very hit or miss, and requires Tier 3 materials to craft, which makes them stupidly expensive.
    • Renda Langit: Requires completion of Order of the Grook. -1 to Teleport's cost goes a looooong way when it comes to reducing mana drain/min.
    • King of Hearts: Because of Renda Langit, at 94+ Intelligence, you can get 1 Mana teleports. 129 Intelligence is required for 1 cost TP w/o Renda. Can be used to reset Teleport cost with Heal.
    • Nepta Floodbringer: Damage switch. Remember to cast Heal with KoH before you switch to avoid unnecessarily high mana consumption for Meteor/Ice Snake.
     
  5. Optimined

    Optimined Well-Known Adventurer HERO

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    Thank you so much for the work you put in into helping me! I very much appreciate it. Quick question, what items should I use if I'm planning to loot run with assassin or archer? I heard archer is better than assassin in terms of loot running, so I'll probably be using archer. Are there items that I should switch out, and are there tips that you can teach me?
     
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    brixt01 Well-Known Adventurer HERO

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    Tbh, with decent intelligence you can just use KOH (use spell cycle that includes the 1 mana heal) to teleport around and its more than enough. This means you can free up the helmet slot for a crafted loot bonus one.
     
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    PikaPrince Famous Adventurer HERO

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    no bad idea
    oh wow Renda Langit is actually really cool tech, I may give that a go
     
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