Since all uneven numbers are excluded it means: (Players in Game + Players in Area = Even Number) You have to include players in area in the calculations. This is also why, when you play online, is where you are able to get the lowest no-drop chance compared to SP.Įdit: Can se the downvoting already are beginning, so to clarify here is a table and explanation: Where as the rest of the players who are running the game at baal, will have player lobby/player settings at 8/7, which will net roughly 4% no drop chance. Then you alone will have a player lobby/player settings that is 8/1 (which is as you stated, are the same as 7/1, that is absolutely correct), but this will net you a no drop on roughly 24%. Now let's say you are in a game where 7 people run baal, and you choose to clear CS in the mean time. Let's say you play a CS run with 7 other people and you are running it together, this will give you player lobby/player settings 8/8 that will net you roughly 1% no drop chance. The player settings in SP only scales on player lobby. 2 things scales the no drop, player lobby and players nearby.
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