I was sitting here with opened mouth on that rng... I cut plenty of elixirs, but what I seen there was for me like "wtf, some people have it like this?". I could understand one lucky elixir, but it was insanely good rng on almost all of them, like wtf... if it would be some "best cuts of month" then fine, but just random few elixirs and so lucky? I still cannot believe what I just witnessed... going to cry into corner...

The crit damage part was def my b - I didn't realize that it had a higher great success (though luckily I did choose the right one) But the comment about the double free turn is factually incorrect. The chance of Free turn is 33.33333322% whereas the chance for exhaust is 15.3846%. Therefore, hitting 2 33%'s is much easier than hitting a 33% and a 15%. I think both have their merits and risks involved, but to say that 2 reroll is less likely than free turn into grandpa exhaust is just untrue. I went for the safer more consistent option because his elixir was already hitting very well. If his elixir wasn't going well, then it would be the case where I would do a bigger gamble. Source: lostark.game.onstove.com/Probability/%EC%97%98%EB%A6%AD%EC%84%9C

@@MisoxShiru It's not only about the 2 33%s bro, if the blue option is ass at turn 4 you would either have to burn a reroll already or there goes your turn 3 free turn, but you can always change NPC at turn 4 to change strat to do the last turn free turn into purp super option. If the blue option at turn 3 after you get a free turn is also ass then you're completely screwed and have no choice but burn a reroll otherwise you won't get a free turn at last turn which is the most important part of elixirs. Also the purple super option +2 is really good too and that's 5.13%, so it's 33% into a 20.50%. And even if you don't get an exhaust option or +2 from purp super, remember you still have 2 other normal options that can give you bonus points as a backup plan, it's nice to have rerolls here since you reroll all 3 options, if you use rerolls on sealing blue super option you either get the free turn or get nothing.

@@MisoxShiru You will ALWAYS want to get the free turn on the very last turn since it guarantees the last 2 transmutes goes into the 2 lines you needed and get a normal option turn after, hence why it's not a good idea to burn rerolls early at say turn 4 or turn 3 for the double free turn strat, if you don't end up getting free turn on last turn it isn't worth it at all, that's why double free turn strat is way more riskier to go for

@@RaizySo in your situation, you would still have to reroll if the blue option were bad at turn 2. So the only difference is the turn 4 option that you need to worry about reroll. Looking at this situation, I have went and calculated every single bad situation that you NEED to hit the reroll button or else it would negatively affect the elixir and this would only happen 12.88% of the time. So even if we account for the extra 5.13% from the +2 option, the chances are slightly higher for your scenario compared to the double free turn. But you give up an extra chance to hit a great success, which for this elixir, there is a 25% great success on Crit Dmg as you pointed out and in fact, he did hit that great success with the extra turn he was given. This should also account for your 2nd response as well about rerolling early. I really just think its preference at this point. If you want to discuss and double check the numbers, I'm happy to discuss on my stream. Explaining the whole process would be too much to type in here.

@@MisoxShiru You would still have to reroll if blue sealing option is bad at turn 2 during double free turn strat too so idk why you bring that up, and no turn 4 is where you SHOULDN'T burn a reroll on since you can still change strat, where you can't after if you actually commit to blue at turn 4, then you're looking at a 33% chance to get free turn most likely burning 1 reroll to get it(another 50%), then, if the blue normal option is bad after then you have to reroll again otherwise you wouldn't get a free turn at last turn, you can't use the video as an example since he hit the free turn right away and got a really good blue after, on top of that he got a 25% great success too, most of the time you will never be this lucky. For the free turn into super purp strat you're looking at a 60% chance not to reroll at turn 3(40% to have bad sealing), then 50% at turn 2, and then same 33% to get a free turn at last turn, so you'll very likely to end up with rerolls at the last turn, hence why it's a much safer strat. The main difference is 60% not to burn a reroll at compared to 33% at turn 3(even if you have to reroll it's 75% success compared to 50%), then one less layer of rng being the normal blue after free turn at turn 3.

Elixirs are probably the worst system in the game, RnG with no pity is crazy, ive taken the rng out of it, Ive been hitting 4/4 and 4/3 by following the general rule of select killmonger, select grandma, max grandma and keep clicking her until you get granpa purple hope for his +2+3. then take purple killmonger if its good, then max out blue on anyone so at 3 turns left or 2 turns left you hit full blue, then save your rerolls for this and reroll until you get the option for it to not take a turn... this should allow you to then get another maxed out purple... The first two options i do sometimes dodge between but the important thing is to stagger, all depedends how crazy good the options are. I went from never getting more than a 4/2, to rolling about 15 and getting 2 4/4s and 1 4/3 , was 1 great success off getting another 2 4/3s.... other ones i rolled 2/2 so it is very heavy rng... Also with this technique you cant aim for an option, you just let rng take effect, but if you can get 2 4/4s and 1 4/3, you can then roll your set elixirs with a bit more care and only need 4/2 on two pieces to get 35 set