#Loutus mage drops Patch#

> New content : Temporary buffs and Backer Rooms > Reduced loading times and stabilized frame rate (hurray!). > Modified tip system so as to not spoil content that is not yet accessible to the player. > Tweaked minimap legend so each icon is more easily recognizable. > Added player marker to help locate the player in crowded or zoomed out locations (can be toggled in the options). > Allowed bosses to be fought again in a game where they were already defeated for reduced rewards. > Expanded the skill tree with new nodes and rebalanced some stat multipliers and perks. > Huge balance pass to make the game smoother and reduce moments where grind feels necessary: Reworked and improved early game pacing Increased shard drops throughout the game. Once a certain number of melee attacks have been landed in a short time frame, a powerful Finisher attack is ready to be unleashed! > Added a set of new combat moves we call Finishers. > Fixed some rooms not being activated properly when switching regions. > Fixed errors in perk achievements and progress bar. Vendor these and be done with it.> Fixed accept and cancel inputs not working when the system language is Japanese (PS4 only). These will only take up vital room for the literal tons of new items/mats/stuff coming in Mists.

No clue if the sellers are actually moving any of their stacks.Ĭheck your local auction house first, maybe you'll get lucky, but maybe you'll find the market for these is almost non-existent. They are listed on my server's auction house at about 1g5s per which is slightly above the vendor price. This means, when Mists launches, players leveling professions will have no use for them at that point, either. This herb cannot be milled, as was previously mentioned. We should never use the word 'worthless' in a game like World of Warcraft, but I have tried everything with the 11 stacks I have sat on: crafting and selling flasks hoping to catch interest amongst levelers, having tailors craft emerald bags, selling the herbs raw. Unfortunately, I do not think there is a viable option here. This principle applies as well to any other 'random' drop rates.Ĭomment by SamanderIf you are here in 2012, then you are LIKELY preparing for Mists of Pandaria and are looking to do something viable with your Frost Lotus. At first (the first hundred or so) you may notice a much higher or much lower rate, but over time it will then 'normalize' and reflect a truer statistical value. As N increases, you will notice your drop rate, D, gets closer and closer to 5% with less variance. To get your own personal drop rate, D, simply take F/N, then multiply by 100 to get the percentage value, D. So if you doubt this, record for yourself this data: number of nodes from which you have gathered (N) and the number of frost lotus you have acquired (F). This does not mean that after 19 straight nodes of no frost lotus, the next one will contain one. In simple terms, you can farm 100 nodes and get 100 frost lotus (nearly impossibly, but still could happen).īasically, each drop is independent of the next, meaning that there is a constant 5% chance to get a frost lotus every time you gather a node. The lower your population, the larger your variance might be. In all probability and statistical methods, there is room for variance.

Over a long run, you can expect to see 5 frost lotus per 100 other nodes you pick. Having a percent chance of something occurring does not imply you will see that much ALL the time. I doubt the Frost Lotus can be herbed of any killed herbable mob, if u come across it, dont hesitate to comment!Ĭomment by 369082In response to all the posts regarding normalization and random drop rates:

#Loutus mage drops Patch#

This was later changed in patch 2.1.0, so that the Black Lotus could be herbed by herbable mobs. The spawn time for Black Lotus was between 45 mins to 1 hour 15 mins. In Pre TBC, only 4 Black Lotus could be spawned at any given time. The latest member of the Lotus family, the Frost Lotus, is for now only used in the making of any Wotlk Flask and one of the three level 400 Alchemy stones. The pre TBC Flask: Flask of the Titans, and the TBC flasks like: Flask of Fortification The Frost Lotus is as the previous Lotus the Black Lotus (Pre TBC) and the Fel Lotus (TBC), used in Flasks, wich is the most common use of the Lotus plants.į.ex. Comment by WalrozThe Frost Lotus is currently the highest level herb in Wotlk there is, and is likely to stay the highest level herb in this exspansion!