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I have to say though, that I feel like the loot system is so strong that it overpowers most any engine. My experience has been that virtually no matter what cards are on the board, the person who plays the way to get the most loot cards the soonest usually wins, which is fine because sometimes Dominion plays like that with a given set of cards (tournament comes to mind, x2 action couple with high draw, governor, etc.) My issue however, is that the loot system is kind of a commanding mechanic in that when it is available you are virtually put at a disadvantage if you opt to not go that route and your opponent does. Couple that with the so many cards offering loot and it feels like I have to go big (loot) money or lose.
Being lazy is ok sometimes. Perhaps you will get more familar with the loot filter and some day you can create your own from ground up or modify mine. For the time being i am happy to provide something useful for some folks.
As before, the aim of the project is to pin down the apparent likelihood of getting various loot items from killing titans. These likelihoods are to be broken down into the Titan Loot Tier that you are awarded based on your performance.
(For those curious your chance caps out at 20 checked off items cleared in a single go, so that will give you the single biggest chance for loot in a single action, but clearing away 20 items individually would more or less add up to a similar chance in the end.)
Description: This is rather rare (I had this maybe 2 times). Sometimes it is impossible to loot (robots, crates, etc.) after killing a large quantity of robots in one spot. Loot windows opens and closes instantly.
Yes now you have pointed it out it only happens in multiplayer after using radio when being killed in a large fight and teleporting back to help your buddies and looting does the flashing inventory loot screen bug, this has never happened Solo to me Yet , cheers for pointing out the radio PS4 PRO , all updates latest version ._
Background and aims: Loot boxes are items in video games that may be bought for real-world money but provide randomized rewards. Formal similarities between loot boxes and gambling have led to concerns that they may provide a 'gateway' to gambling amongst children. However, the availability of loot boxes is unclear. This study aimed to determine what proportion of top-grossing video games contained loot boxes, and how many of those games were available to children.
Findings: A total of 58.0% of the top games on the Google Play store contained loot boxes, 59.0% of the top iPhone games contained loot boxes and 36.0% of the top games on the Steam store contained loot boxes; 93.1% of the Android games that featured loot boxes and 94.9% of the iPhone games that featured loot boxes were deemed suitable for children aged 12+. Age ratings were more conservative for desktop games. Only 38.8% of desktop games that featured loot boxes were available to children aged 12+.
In DayZ I'm checking a lot of the sites that people (on the internet) have recommended to me as having a high chance of spawning good weapons and loot, however most of the time I find nothing of interest, presumably because other people have gotten there first and taken all of the good stuff.
Loot respawns after a fairly short amount of time so long as there are no players near (I think it's about 100 meters) and the loot spot is empty (so pick up all the junk and move it at least 100 meters away).
The exact amount of time seems to work on a server wide 10 minute timer. Every ten minutes all eligible locations will have their loot updated. This could be 5 seconds from when you finish preparing the area (moving the junk and yourself 100 meters away), or 9 minutes.
From my experience I believe loot spawns in a similar fashion to zombies. Once you get within a certain distance of the spawn site the game has a chance to spawn loot at predetermined locations in or near a building. Unlike zombies the loot only seems to spawn as you cross the threshold and doesn't continually spawn while you're in the area. Loot also seems to only spawn on an empty spawn location, so if someone's been through earlier the loot that spawned when they came through would still be there if they didn't pick it up or move it, thus leaving only the empty loot locations to check for loot on the relevant table. I know that zombies will only spawn within 200m of a player and I believe the same distance is the threshold for loot spawning as well. If this is all true then it's very possible to farm an area for loot by entering the area and picking up and moving the spawned loots outside of the loot spawn sites and then leaving the area and re-entering it causing the game to run the loot spawn routines as you cross the 200m threshold on your way back in. If you don't pick up and move the loot the locations that spawned the first time would be skipped as you re-entered the area.
I've yet to prove this conclusively, but I've tested a few things and I've repeatedly seen buildings that I know have multiple loot spawns only have 1 or 2 things in them the first time I ran through and as I make my rounds in the area (moving away from and then back to the building in question repeatedly over a 10-20min time span) the other spawn sites that were empty have slowly filled up till all the sites were full of loot. If I pick up the loot and move it just a few meters away from the spawn site and drop it the newly empty spawn site will often have loot in it when I come back around to the building. It's a bit tedious picking up and moving items like this, especially large objects like weapons and vehicle parts, but if you've got time and you feel secure in the area you're working in it certainly seems worth the effort if you're staying in a specific area for a decent length of time and you're moving around and expect to repeatedly revisit a building after moving far away from it.
You can find the loot tables for the different buildings at the DayZ wiki and they were recently also added to the DayZDB map ( for those that don't know about it). The tables will tell you how many spawn locations a given building has, and give you a breakdown of the rarity of loots by spawn chance.
I am playing on 1.7.2.6. I have not messed around with the moving and dumping the junk loot, but that seems to match my observations. It seems to me that if a spot is empty, it may or may not spawn loot every few minutes. I do not think that you have to go very far away at all. I have literally walked out a door, and walked right back in to find the previously empty building filled. Also, if you leave unwanted loot in place, it stays there until you go quite some distance from the area.
For now (version 1.7.2.5 and my current experience), my hypothesis is, that the mechanism which determines what loot spawns (if any) is triggered when a player approaches the location and the distance gets below some threshold. I suspect that this mechanism could be triggered by purposely entering and leaving the zone. I don't know what the distance is and if it's the same for all types of buildings or spawn spots. Also, I don't know if entering the zone triggers one time roll only or if it starts some process of many rolls over time. In the first case it should be possible to generate a new loot by entering and leaving the zone. Maybe even a few steps back and forth would do the trick, but one would have to know the exact distance. In the second case, there is no need to move. One just has to get within range and wait. Getting too close stops the process (assuming there is such process)
Loot definitely doesn't spawn with time when there are no players near. I saw too many almost completely empty fire stations and other buildings, when I rushed into them from far away. There was plenty of time for loot to spawn before I had come, but it didn't. Moving in the vicinity of the spots, changing the distance leads to more loot appearing over time.
It is also not true, that there can't be any players near the loot spawn spot. I have experienced loot suddenly appearing next to me in the past. But I think other players moving nearby are necessary for that.
Of course loot can't spawn in an occupied spot, but it is not necessary to take the garbage 100 meters away. I managed to get new loot in the barrack at the airfield, after dumping the garbage at the entrance, just outside the door.
My technique for farming loot in areas is bring along a spare bag or two with me in a vehicle. Take an empty bag into ex. building1 fill it up and dump it in the center or easily accessible area. Go back to vehicle and grab another bag then head to building 2 and repeat. Return to your vehicle and get your normal (preferably large capacity) bag and take anything from the other bags you've set up.
After you've gotten your goodies back to the vehicle storage you just run a circuit of the locations you've set up. After a while bags will spawn in the buildings you're working over and you can pick those up and move them near each loot spawn. I can confirm that the 30m and 100m rings are accurate.
I've had really good luck doing this with military locations and in towns with supermarkets and fire stations. If you've got a bandit problem you can usually buy em off by providing a situation where the service of loot cleaning you can provide is worth more than your murder.
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