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Random Drop Probability Random drops have two generation methods with different probability calculations: Method A: Generate from Random Pool ( randomFromPool = true ) Random Drop Probability = Item Weight / Total Random Pool Weight Method B: Generate by Tag and Quality ( randomFromPool = false ) Random Drop Probability = (Tag Weight / Total Tag Weight) × (Quality Weight / Total Quality Weight) × (1 / Matching Items Count) Where: Tag Weight: The weight of the tag that the item belongs to in the loot box Total Tag Weight: Sum of weights of all tags in the loot box Quality Weight: The weight of the item's quality in the loot box Total Quality Weight: Sum of weights of all valid qualities (1-6) in the loot box Matching Items Count: Number of items that match both the tag and quality Example: Calculating the drop probability of an Equipment tag, Quality 1 item Assume a loot box has the following configuration: Tag configuration: Equipment (weight 2), Gun (weight 8), Bullet (weight 4), Explosive (weight 3), Accessory (weight 10) Quality configuration: Quality 1 (weight 250), Quality 2 (weight 150), Quality 3 (weight 80), Quality 4 (weight 30), Quality 5 (weight 10), Quality 6 (weight 3) Matching items: There are 5 items with Equipment tag and Quality 1 Calculation process: Total Tag Weight = 2 + 8 + 4 + 3 + 10 = 27 Total Quality Weight = 250 + 150 + 80 + 30 + 10 + 3 = 523 Random Drop Probability = (2 / 27) × (250 / 523) × (1 / 5) ≈ 0.00708 = 0.708% So the random drop probability of this item in this loot box is approximately 0.708%

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