Does it apply to the person that does the most damage or the person that kills it, AKA if someone had a 2x card and did less damage than another person that was in the party, but killed the monster would the 2x rate still apply?
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Does it apply to the person that does the most damage or the person that kills it, AKA if someone had a 2x card and did less damage than another person that was in the party, but killed the monster would the 2x rate still apply?
Person who killed it last I knew
It used to be if a person who had 2x drops touched a mob, that mob would have 2x drop. My only experience with this was old school LMPQ.
For sure: The person who does majority
Might matter or not: Person must get last hit
Never really tested the 2nd requirement but the 1st requirement of "must get majority" is definitely required.
so if you don't get majority 2x drop won't matter right? Or what if for example if they leave map? Would that change anything?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kaasoljoyyx
Leaving the map doesn't seem to matter, as I've left the map multiple times against a Pie Boss and I still got the drops, because I did 50% or more.Quote:
Originally Posted by homeworksucks
Nitpicking but not majority as far as I know anyways. Most. Majority would be >50% of HP, most would simply mean you dealt the most damage to it.Quote:
Originally Posted by homeworksucks
I'm fairly certain it's most damage, since only one CHTP dropped on the last run despite the last hitter using 2x.
>mfw my theory got destroyed & ignored.
Will probably test it out later whenever I feel like playing maple.
The 2x drop guy definitely hit the right arm (last body part)... although I don't know if 2x guarantees two CHTPs or if I'm just posting irrelevant information. :f1:Quote:
Originally Posted by Locked
HT is more confusing due to multiple body parts for 1 HP bar. It's not a good idea to use that as a reference point.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrTouchnGo
Sorry to cause misunderstanding. What I meant in the post was, if someone with 2x drop touches the mob first, before any one else gets to damage it then that mob will have 2x drop. My only indication of this happening was LMPQ in 2009ish. So It has been a long time but I think it's still worth checking out.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrTouchnGo