Here you go Yoshida, hard-straight stats.

[Corrderio]

This is taken into account in the drop rate already. You aren't going to get the weapon any faster even if you could trade it.

It's an issue in perception only and nothing else.

Not sure about that. I've seen a load of dupes go to the floor I could have gave to my PT that needed them so they could get it faster than hoping they get lucky.

[Betelgeuzah]

Not sure about that. I've seen a load of dupes go to the floor I could have gave to my PT that needed them so they could get it faster than hoping they get lucky.

They don't get them any faster than the dev team would let them.

If you do such a fundamental change to the system, you'd be extremely naive to think that the drop rate wouldn't be affected. Suddenly people have much better access to all the weapons than they did before. Drop rate will be adjusted accordingly.

[Murugan]

They don't get them any faster than the dev team would let them.

If you do such a fundamental change to the system, you'd be extremely naive to think that the drop rate wouldn't be affected. Suddenly people have much better access to all the weapons than they did before. Drop rate will be adjusted accordingly.

Overall in the group? Yes, but that is negated by the fact that they share the loot list.

Even if you had the drop rate of one person's personal loot list's 10% chance of any weapon (roughly the same as Darkhold, which was out just as long as Ifrit.), people could get loot just as quick but organized linkshells and groups could actually distribute drops and get their members the gear they actually wanted faster.

"Oh I'm sure they took everything into account and made this awesome loot system as the best possible solution" have you even done Ifrit?

People obviously wouldn't be stopped from doing content if the drop rate was <2% (been doing it for a decade) for the weapon they want, as we have tried to hammer into your head for the last 23 pages and multiple threads we just want to be able to get rewards as a group for group content.