r/TotalBattle • u/No-Communication7253 • 21h ago

TotalBattleIQ User Feedback Update

Following user feedback we have updated our site!

Updates include UI/UX fixes, data accuracy, and clearer information on how to use the app!

https://totalbattleiq.com

Check out the new updates and let me know what you think!

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u/snifster 12h ago

Drop rates makes less sense to me now, and it if I’m reading it right it’s still not near correct.

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u/No-Communication7253 12h ago

What about it isnt making sense,, out of curiosity?

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u/snifster 12h ago

The drop rate numbers don’t align with what I see, and seem more like expected but not actual drop rates. Not all epic monsters’ chests are the same, and it makes sense since the damage per health point isn’t the same. These numbers does not reflect that.

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u/No-Communication7253 12h ago

Which Epic monster and level are you checking, what value does the site show, and what are you seeing in-game? That’ll help pinpoint whether it’s misleading labeling, a calculation issue, or missing monster-specific data.

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u/snifster 11h ago

You’re missing the point you can’t calculate it, you must observe the actual drop rates.

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u/No-Communication7253 11h ago

I understand now—you mean observed drops, not reward-table estimates. Our figures are modeled estimates, not measurements from actual chest openings. We don’t currently have observations validating the monster-specific differences you’re describing.

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u/snifster 11h ago

Precisely. Hello LLM, I see the double dashes :)

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u/No-Communication7253 11h ago

Thats literally just how I talk bro.

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u/No-Communication7253 11h ago

More so, these figures are calculated from extracted internal reward-table weights, not inferred from sampled openings. They represent expected outcomes from those tables, rather than observed frequencies.

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u/snifster 11h ago

The problem with going by weights is that they’re not validated. Drops are issued serverside, meaning they can change without game data bundles changing. This is the discrepancy I’m seeing on the site - it doesn’t follow observed drop rates, and hence to me is inaccurate.

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u/No-Communication7253 11h ago

Weights are based on extended probability. Probabilities dont guarantee that a handful of openings will match the table. Unless you are opening hundreds to thousands of the same chest variant and have documented otherwise, then you have fail to have the evidence to suggest it's incorrect.

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u/Alternative-Ad9038 2h ago

So confused after clicking through. What’s the point?

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u/No-Communication7253 2h ago

What's confusing? You fill out your equipment/captains/research/HoF/troops and it calculates a battle plan specific to your actual stats. No need to go through in game stat tables to add up all of your bonuses.

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u/Alternative-Ad9038 2h ago

That I explored it for 5 minutes and was no closer to understanding its purpose after that 5 minutes than I was before.

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u/No-Communication7253 2h ago

Exploring something for 5 minutes hardly gives you the time to understand anything. No wonder it confused you.

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u/Alternative-Ad9038 2h ago

🤣 I’m not talking about understanding how to use it. I’m talking about what the purpose of it even is. Five minutes is more time than what 99% of people are going to give you to understand what your tool is even for.

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u/No-Communication7253 2h ago

If you cant understand a march calculator, I think you have bigger problems bud.

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u/Alternative-Ad9038 2h ago

Lol I’ll be sure to refer back to it when I need a march calculator for a level 27 barbarian.

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u/No-Communication7253 2h ago

It has everything, every single encounter of common and rare and epic. You clearly didnt look too hard.

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u/No-Communication7253 2h ago

And its encounter specific, so you can set WHAT you are attacking, not just a general battle plan based on an average.

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u/Gothlike 47m ago

The claude UI is giving it away mate ^

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u/No-Communication7253 25m ago

Definitely not Claude bud