![]() ![]() Conversely, greens will throw a lot less non-focus units at you, so on a legendary banner the focus rate when sniping only greens is closer to 10.8%. If you're sniping reds, you will generally run into a lot more red stones hiding non-focus units for every focus unit you find, so on a legendary banner the focus rate within reds is actually closer to 6.8%. The appearance rate of focus units is not actually 3% or 8% within the colours you pick, unless you pick all four. If 10 000 simulations doesn't convince you, it's probably because you got majorly upset over previous pitybreaks or get scared because of other's stories. If you don't believe me, look at the numbers in section 2 of the link I provided. You will not spend double the orbs to get your target unit this misconception is rampant and plagues the FEH community. If you could make the entire focus percentage go to one colour by sniping that colour, then yes having an extra focus unit there will cut your chances in half, but the fact is that on a 3%/3% banner with three focus units, 1 in 100 stones of all colours hides each focus unit (on average), and if you throw out everything other than red, then 1 in 30-or-so stones hides a red focus unit, so you will on average encounter and pull an extra red stone for every 20 rounds (of 5) you enter and simply pick up an extra focus unit. Latest Banner - Summer Firsts New Units - Summer Ivy, Summer Fjorm, Summer Tharja, Summer Ymir Free Units - Summer Donnel Legendary Heroes Summoning Events for the game Fire Emblem Heroes (FEH) can all be found here. ![]() Most important one, it gives people the wrong idea about colour sharing. There are two issues with this misconception: We all know that it's possible to get pitybroken by another focus unit if you enter a circle without your target colour. That's like saying that if you only pull reds on the coming Halloween banner, then the other three focus units will stop hiding behind stones of other colours. However, I'd like to take a moment to combat the common misconception that if you pull only one colour, the entire focus % goes to that colour. I would suggest to the OP to look at the numbers GamePress provides on this page. The point you make about why legendary banners give you more 5* but are worse for trying to get an individual hero is correct. In that case simply avoid this one if your aim is to +10. With a classic you'll get more of your unit and a bunch of random heroes, which can be cool to fodder, but defenitely less 5* at the end.Īnd the other thing is you can half these statistics if your heroe share the same color with another one in the normal banner. The point is with the legendary banner if you manage to +10 a heroe, you might have also high chances to have (or close) two other +10 units the same color. And the increase faster for the normal banner (+0,25%) than the legendary banner (+0,17%) for the heroe you want. The difference seems unimpressive, but you also have to keep in mind that if you get no 5* the chances increase. Normal banner : 3% to get the heroe you want and other 3% for an unknown heroe. Legendary banner : 8/3= 2,7% to get the heroe you want, and 5,3% to get the other to you do not want So I’d prioritize red and blue at the top, followed by green, then colorless.With a legendary banner you'll have more 5* cause of the 8% (instead of 3+3=6%).īut if you are looking for ONE specific heroe then the maths are : Sure, Elincia may very well be on the next banner. It can be worth pulling from if Julia or Brave Ike is in it, but since they have already used most of the top tier greens and those 2 most likely will not both be on it (maybe Brave Ike if Brave Lucina isn’t in with the blues), this one probably isn’t so good to pull from in terms of quality possibilities vs. Skip this one and wait for next seasonal or legendary banner. This time around, colorless is probably going to be super suckish since most of the best archers and healers have already been tabled (the only decent 5* archer who hasn’t seen a legendary banner is Takumi, and he has been heavily outclassed for quite some time now), red will probably run strong (I could see units like Elincia, Mia, and other top tier reds getting a look at being placed into the next 2 banners), blue could be interesting (it could either be awful or really good, Summer Corrin will be on one spot for sure), and green will probably be a crapshoot. They still ran a few bridal and bunny units in both of the seasonal banners (bridal Cordelia showed up in the first, Spring Chrom was in the second with Spring Lucina as well), so I could see them running a mix of Ylissean/Nohrian Summer for the next 2 banners (2 of each for the banners, whoever does not come up on the first will be on the next). ![]()
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