So, approximately 0.2% of people would get exactly this result, i.e. So, let’s plug that in…ġ4 days * 1 player * 30 runs * 6 items = 2520 itemsĬhance that none of 2520 legendaries will be primal = (399/400)^2520 = 0.001822 Sure, you’ll get slightly less drops per GR, but you can run three times as many GRs in the same time. Drop the GR level until you can run them in 3-4 minutes a run. So getting primal in the game is around 1/400. it does inderictly, becauae you get more legendaries and it is like 1/400 that a lagandary is primal i think. It does however result in a higher quantity of loot, and thus more rolls of the dice. That means you’re taking 12 minutes per GR. It does not affect the chance of getting a primal, nor of any particular lelgendary being Ancient. You said you’re managing 10 GRs in two hours. The issue is how slowly you’re running your GRs. I also show how to farm primals the fastest way. So, approximately 6% of people would get exactly this result, i.e. In this video I explain the drop rate of primal ancient in greater rift in diablo 3. That’s 14 (days) * 2 (players) *10 (runs) * 8 (items) = 2.240 items.Ĭhance that a legendary will be primal = (1/400)Ĭhance that a legendary will not be primal = (399/400)Ĭhance that none of X legendaries will be primal = (399/400)^XĬhance that none of 1120 legendaries will be primal = (399/400)^1120 = 0.060597
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