It’s 3 80% chances and you choose which one you want. I’m curious what price point would you pay or what offer would you like to see?
It’s 3 80% chances and you choose which one you want. I’m curious what price point would you pay or what offer would you like to see? You're wrong about the math. 80% chance its a 4* nexus crystal, 20% chance it's a 5* nexus crystal. Even if it were a 5* class specific nexus crystal I wouldn't pay $50 for one. $30 maybe if it came with some better extras.
It’s 3 80% chances and you choose which one you want. I’m curious what price point would you pay or what offer would you like to see? You're wrong about the math. 80% chance its a 4* nexus crystal, 20% chance it's a 5* nexus crystal. Even if it were a 5* class specific nexus crystal I wouldn't pay $50 for one. $30 maybe if it came with some better extras. I thought they rolled three separate crystals, so you could have 1 five star and 2 four stars
Also the chances of getting at least 1 5* hero in the three options would be around 60%. Someone check my math.
Also the chances of getting at least 1 5* hero in the three options would be around 60%. Someone check my math. There is a difference between Nexus and Focus crystals. Nexus basically rolls three crystals and presents them to you. Focus rolls a rarity then presents three options from that rarity.
Also the chances of getting at least 1 5* hero in the three options would be around 60%. Someone check my math. There is a difference between Nexus and Focus crystals. Nexus basically rolls three crystals and presents them to you. Focus rolls a rarity then presents three options from that rarity.*This is expressed in the text “three randomized champions of a shared rarity”.
Also the chances of getting at least 1 5* hero in the three options would be around 60%. Someone check my math. There is a difference between Nexus and Focus crystals. Nexus basically rolls three crystals and presents them to you. Focus rolls a rarity then presents three options from that rarity. Exactly what I said.You have a 20% chance of a 5* showing up in each slot, so you would have a 60% chance of having at least a 5* in a slot. But, the actual number is lower because you have to account for the duplication of champions.
Also the chances of getting at least 1 5* hero in the three options would be around 60%. Someone check my math. There is a difference between Nexus and Focus crystals. Nexus basically rolls three crystals and presents them to you. Focus rolls a rarity then presents three options from that rarity. Exactly what I said.You have a 20% chance of a 5* showing up in each slot, so you would have a 60% chance of having at least a 5* in a slot. But, the actual number is lower because you have to account for the duplication of champions. Actually, I don’t think that’s correct either, even if it were possible to get different rarities among the three options. Dr. Zola
Also the chances of getting at least 1 5* hero in the three options would be around 60%. Someone check my math. There is a difference between Nexus and Focus crystals. Nexus basically rolls three crystals and presents them to you. Focus rolls a rarity then presents three options from that rarity. Exactly what I said.You have a 20% chance of a 5* showing up in each slot, so you would have a 60% chance of having at least a 5* in a slot. But, the actual number is lower because you have to account for the duplication of champions. Actually, I don’t think that’s correct either, even if it were possible to get different rarities among the three options. Dr. Zola I thought 20%*3=60%-x% that at least one of the choices is a 5*?x% would account for the duplicates of champions, given that it doesn't work independently of each other.
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I believe the formula is 1-(.8^3) for a single 5*