Let's say that I have 6 arcane energizes, which is enough to achieve a Rank 3 Arcane Energize on a syandana or helmet. At Rank 4 (max rank), according to the wiki, there is a 40% chance of energize proc'ing from energy pickup, Rank 3 has a 30% chance, Rank 2 has a 20% chance, and Rank 1 has a 10% chance. If I were to take the 6 energizes that I have and split them up, installing 3 on a syandana and 3 on a helmet, thus resulting in 2 items that contain a Rank 2 energize each, and If i were to then use both of the Rank 2 energizes (each with an activation chance of 20%) on a single frame (using a syandana with a Rank 2 energize, and a helmet with a Rank 2 energize), wouldn't the overall chance of proc'ing arcane energize total to 40%? In other words, wouldn't the chance of either one activating be the sum of their individual proc chance? So 20% chance from the syandana, plus 20% chance from the helmet, totaling to a 40% chance of either one activating every time an energy orb is picked up. Therefore, wouldn't two Rank 2 Energizes (6 arcane energizes total) be statistically equivalent to a full stack (10 arcanes) of Arcane Energize?
Going further down this line of thought. If I had 9 arcane energizes (only 1 away from a full set), then I could technically split them up into a Rank 3 (which is 6 arcanes) and a Rank 2 ( which is 3 arcanes), and If i installed the Rank 3 (30% proc chance) on a syandana and the Rank 2 (20% proc chance) on a helmet and equip both on a frame, wouldn't the total proc chance be 50%? Thus exceeding the 40% proc chance provided by a set of 10 arcanes?
A small note at the end, I am not advocating for splitting arcane sets up. I understand that having a full arcane set installed on a single item allows for a different arcane to be used on the other item, thus allowing for more diverse arcane combinations. I know that this method of splitting up arcanes into both the syandana and helmet forces you to only run a single arcane on a singe frame. What i really want to know is that if this idea is worth implementing if one does not have full sets of arcanes? (i also realize that this method would only work with a select few arcanes, energize being one of them.)
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Let's say that I have 6 arcane energizes, which is enough to achieve a Rank 3 Arcane Energize on a syandana or helmet. At Rank 4 (max rank), according to the wiki, there is a 40% chance of energize proc'ing from energy pickup, Rank 3 has a 30% chance, Rank 2 has a 20% chance, and Rank 1 has a 10% chance. If I were to take the 6 energizes that I have and split them up, installing 3 on a syandana and 3 on a helmet, thus resulting in 2 items that contain a Rank 2 energize each, and If i were to then use both of the Rank 2 energizes (each with an activation chance of 20%) on a single frame (using a syandana with a Rank 2 energize, and a helmet with a Rank 2 energize), wouldn't the overall chance of proc'ing arcane energize total to 40%? In other words, wouldn't the chance of either one activating be the sum of their individual proc chance? So 20% chance from the syandana, plus 20% chance from the helmet, totaling to a 40% chance of either one activating every time an energy orb is picked up. Therefore, wouldn't two Rank 2 Energizes (6 arcane energizes total) be statistically equivalent to a full stack (10 arcanes) of Arcane Energize?
Going further down this line of thought. If I had 9 arcane energizes (only 1 away from a full set), then I could technically split them up into a Rank 3 (which is 6 arcanes) and a Rank 2 ( which is 3 arcanes), and If i installed the Rank 3 (30% proc chance) on a syandana and the Rank 2 (20% proc chance) on a helmet and equip both on a frame, wouldn't the total proc chance be 50%? Thus exceeding the 40% proc chance provided by a set of 10 arcanes?
A small note at the end, I am not advocating for splitting arcane sets up. I understand that having a full arcane set installed on a single item allows for a different arcane to be used on the other item, thus allowing for more diverse arcane combinations. I know that this method of splitting up arcanes into both the syandana and helmet forces you to only run a single arcane on a singe frame. What i really want to know is that if this idea is worth implementing if one does not have full sets of arcanes? (i also realize that this method would only work with a select few arcanes, energize being one of them.)
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