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Admirality; Is perfection required? - noybman - 11-15-2015
Short answer? NO
This was about a 70-80% success, with a teenage % for crit.
I will say I have failed a NUMBER of times on a few 98% success planned missions, so much so that I still question the accuracy of these ratings.
What is your results so far? Do you have any amazing screenshots in either direction to share?
RE: Admirality; Is perfection required? - noybman - 11-15-2015
Here is one that really COULD have succeeded.... nearly a 100% success, and decent crit chance.......
RE: Admirality; Is perfection required? - Sovereign - 11-16-2015
It's cryptic math. Perfection will not guarantee success, no matter how close to 100% success you might have. I've had a few with 100% success rating and 80% crit. chance and still failed.
RE: Admirality; Is perfection required? - brawndo_mom - 11-17-2015
Just for snicks, I slotted a VR project and assigned my last ship - a captain's gig with virtually no points - and only that ship - to it.
Must have lucked out because I completed the project successfully. Not something I'd want to count on, but if you only have one ship left, why not go for it?
RE: Admirality; Is perfection required? - noybman - 11-17-2015
I have an opinion. And I think cryptic will Nerf it because it's going to get abused:
Use a single shuttle or gig to roll the admirality projects you don't care about or are ridiculous, in order to get a better project immediately. Worst case, you wait 5 minutes for the shuttle to cool down then slot the big cheese project.
This is ofc assuming you have a few shuttles, but they are cheap. Even a 30min cd isn't bad. Who needs skip tokens?
RE: Admirality; Is perfection required? - brawndo_mom - 11-18-2015
Never have seen a point to the skip tokens - put a POC ship on a mission to get the next one. If I fail, no prob - but I'm failing missions that I shouldn't so the numbers balance out in the end.