Bored to kill titans

[Kerridoc]

@Rigs

I don’t remember off the top of my head how many players are in each grade but just theoretical example:

1 A+ player
4 A players
10 B players
10 C players
5 D players

So every player gets mat rolls, but it wont be uncommon for you to see more C players get mats than A or A+ players simply due to more players in the other grades even though A+ individually has more chances than the other players

I realize you’re giving an example, but let’s make sure the facts are out there:

Who?	Grade	Loot Tier
Top 1	A+	Titan+3
Top 2-5	A	Titan+2
Damage>=3.3%	B	Titan+1
Damage>=1.0%	C	Titan
Damage<1%	D	Titan/2

Higher loot tier gives two benefits:

1. More loot rolls. At Loot Tier IX, you are guaranteed three ascension mats (mostly farmable)
2. Better odds of rare loot with each roll.

@Rigs general point is correct: if your allies report their loot on in chat, you’re more likely to hear someone with a B/C say “yea, I got darts!” – because there are a LOT more of them. In my alliance, 25 people get a B or C every titan. Collectively those 25 get more rare loot than the top 5 but–and this is the key point–over time you get better stuff at higher loot tiers.

I know this firsthand by comparing my main account (hitting 12* titans, getting A-C rankings) or my alt (hitting 9* titans usually, getting A-B rankings). The flow of mats to my main account over the course of six months is much higher. Higher loot tiers matter.