I was just comparing gold drop rates with a guildmate of mine, and we noticed some odd disparities when farming the same level - the one we tested on was world 1, node 2, inferno 4. Both of us were testing while in a group of 2.
My applicable upgrades include gold rate 100, party boost level 5, VIP gold boost 100 (+120%), support level 12 (+50%), and event boost of +9%. My guild mate's (Phayte) include gold rate 100, party boost level 5, 10% ascension gold boost, VIP gold boost (+45%), support boost (+6%), and +12% event bonus.
I am receiving 61,892 gold per coin, while Phayte is receiving 45,878 gold per coin.
In order to test if the VIP bonus is getting applied correctly, Phayte increased his VIP gold drop level to +46%. This increased his coin value to 46,039.
While he has the ascension gold boost that I don't as well as the increased event bonus, it still looks like something is very off somewhere in the calculations for the value per coin. Thanks for taking a look!
ETA: We both also have 3% bonus gold from individual guild upgrades
My applicable upgrades include gold rate 100, party boost level 5, VIP gold boost 100 (+120%), support level 12 (+50%), and event boost of +9%. My guild mate's (Phayte) include gold rate 100, party boost level 5, 10% ascension gold boost, VIP gold boost (+45%), support boost (+6%), and +12% event bonus.
I am receiving 61,892 gold per coin, while Phayte is receiving 45,878 gold per coin.
In order to test if the VIP bonus is getting applied correctly, Phayte increased his VIP gold drop level to +46%. This increased his coin value to 46,039.
While he has the ascension gold boost that I don't as well as the increased event bonus, it still looks like something is very off somewhere in the calculations for the value per coin. Thanks for taking a look!
ETA: We both also have 3% bonus gold from individual guild upgrades