I’ve made all of my gp solely from efficiently pet hunting. I have no impact on which pets I make a lot from and which I make little. If you’re referencing penance queen pet (BA) - the money I’ve made from that pet hunt makes up <10% of my bank value. I hope this clears up any confusion!

It was in 2016 or early 2017.

I've gotten asked this a few times in previous episodes so I'll paste my response - Yes you are correct, but for the sake of simplicity I'm considering before droprate (lucky) and after droprate (unlucky). On a pet thats 1/3k the 50th percentile would be 2080kc, so anything under that would be lucky compared to half the population & anything over 2080 would be unlucky. This number isn't very self-explanatory & I'm not trained enough to explain "why" it works like that other than just saying that's how binomial distribution maths out. One final thing (I'm going to be very annoying on semantics but statistics people love to do this so I'll join in) luck doesn't need to mean you're luckier than 50% of the people. There is no requirement determining what percentile you can consider lucky vs unlucky. Some people may reserve using the term "luck" if they are in the top 63%, convenient enough, the rate of going 1x pet rate :D Wrapping this up, its much more simple to consider before droprate = lucky and after droprate = dry or unlucky. Instead of using the phrase "lucky hours" maybe I could say "hours saved obtaining pet before droprate"

@@coxieRS Maybe "hours planned" vs "hours taken"? I appreciate you taking more of an educational approach to your content, even though it opens the door to silly semantic questions.

they’ll all be uploaded to the second channel in the future!

the hour long despawn timer was implemented in March - this content is from January

anyone can trial for a rank in a BA fc, and doing leech runs is the most efficient and consistent way to get the pet. at this point gp earned from ba is only a fraction of what has been earned from pvm, if that makes it less icky for you!

what reverb

@@coxieRS on your voice, sounds like you're in a huge, empty room. Wrong plate. None of your other videos sound like this 👌

paak has been cookin

what's different between this title and the titles of earlier episodes?

@@coxieRS Not sure to be honest. I'm just a drunken ol' fool who loves to click on series I like and remember. I did click it tho, so you did alright I guess. There's nothing wrong with the content tho mate. As I said, keep em coming! 👍

@@coxieRS To be clear, it's not just this and your video. It's all over youtube these days. Something about not wanting episode numbers in the title. I for one liked it when it said S1 E2 etc. But someone said the algorithm don't favour that anymore.

I've gotten asked this a few times the last few episodes so I'll paste a response - Yes you are correct, but for the sake of simplicity I'm considering before droprate (lucky) and after droprate (unlucky). On a pet thats 1/3k the 50th percentile would be 2080kc, so anything under that would be lucky compared to half the population & anything over 2080 would be unlucky. This number isn't very self-explanatory & I'm not trained enough to explain "why" it works like that other than just saying that's how binomial distribution maths out. One final thing (I'm going to be very annoying on semantics but statistics people love to do this so I'll join in) luck doesn't need to mean you're luckier than 50% of the people. There is no requirement determining what percentile you can consider lucky vs unlucky. Some people may reserve using the term "luck" if they are in the top 63%, convenient enough, the rate of going 1x pet rate :D Wrapping this up, its much more simple to consider before droprate = lucky and after droprate = dry or unlucky. Instead of using the phrase "lucky hours" maybe I could say "hours saved obtaining pet before droprate"