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Only if you had read the rest of it.
Also, if I remember correctly, there were these boxes called gold boxes in Legacy, they told you the drop rate of every rarity. I forget them now, but I think the drop rate for a mythical was 13%?
I would like to see our drop rates for Legendaries to be similar to that. Why? People seemed generally happier with rates like that, instead of hiding the current drop rates and leaving it to the community to hazard a guess the drop rates.

Confetti Mode and Confetti Crasher(name's still up for debate).

And done,

Gave in and bought. 
Not a single VIP item... 9 all purple and some myth food... Which I actually needed... So all good! 👌🏻

I was watching youtube while playing SM and the video had a little over 5mins left. and by the time the video ended he was still getting legendaries

im pretty sure it doesnt take 5 mins to open 24 box's. unless they have bought the offer more than once

as you can see a hacker in his natural habitat

That's exactly what a whale would say, "Shamoo".

only for a heronmark

Yes, but as I mentioned, the 2000 token sales are the sweet spot. Its $30ish, but its also a point where people can save up to it and if they get good experience from the free token buy, they are more likely to splurge now and again on the 2000 token buy. But 4000 token/$70 sales, that really catering to whales, and not the masses,
 
Im not against making money, but this is just marketing missing its mark.

So I have been coding this project that can simulate a battle In super mechs. It's called SuperSim. It works by having you input, pretty much every stat of every thing on your mech. The current version v1 can only simulate 1v1's, For each battle, You decide your stats, and enemy stats, however it certainly is a slow process with around 400-500 number you must input between you and the opponent.
The current features:
-Chose your stats
-Chose enemy stats
-Chose starting arena conditions, such as start location, effect pads, effect pad type, and Which side has the starting turn.
-Have the mechs battle (you are responsible for all inputs in v1 of simulator)
Features to come:
-2v2 and 3v3 options
-Enemy ai (based on super mechs version) (ai will work for player as well)
-Smart enemy ai (based on the best ai I'm able to make) (ai will work for player as well)
-Perfect ai (every action from the bot will be the most perfect thing to do every time), Perfect ai will take a very long time to make, so don't count on it.
-Arena perk support
-Possible (but unlikely) support for legacy shields
-Possible visual ui, instead of current net core console.
 
Cons of SuperSim:
-V1 only runs on a net core console for c#, so accessibility is currently limited.
-You must input almost every stat for every part of a full mech, which includes, Overall stats, all side+top weapon stats,  legs, teleport, drone, charge, and hook.
-I'm a slow, unmotivated person so you can't expect updates to be made at light speed.
-I'm not experienced in getting past the phase of making things with code, sharing/making this playable to the average person without need for special things is beyond the scope of my knowledge.
Pros of SuperSim:
-In the future, SuperSim may become a playable game with visuals and buttons, rather than the text based input system it currently works on.
-SuperSim could end up being improved enough to basically be a separate super mechs 1v1 engine, with the same ui as supermechs, but with any weapons you want, and level, perk, ect. Kinda like a supermechs sandbox of sorts. (This will require a ton of data gathering and could take a lot of people and help to perfect)
-SuperSim will always be a free, ad-less thing to use (I don't see why it wouldn't be but I'll just clarify this in incase).
-With the custom mech editor, features can be added beyond what super mechs has, ex: you could bring back shields, healing drones, make stat changes and more.
-With the endless possibilities, if this goes far enough, there might even be possible support for fanmade stuff in the game to some extent.
-While This won't ever get to the point of running on a server (at least I think), there will be ways to fight other players in the future, with more simple strategies (that require player coordination)
Conclusion:
So I certainly have big plans for SuperSim, but it will take a lot of time and work, especially for a lazy person like me, so if anyone is willing to help, with things like code, ideas, etc, I gladly welcome you with open arms.
 
Extra information:
-The game is coded in c#
-This will not be developed very fast, it might be but probably not.
-For questions or anything else you have to say, my discord is spikespike_sm#8770 (I probably won't see what you say if you comment it here)
-The primary point of SuperSim, is to run simulations of battles in supermechs under a much large range of conditions than supermechs provides you with, but will be capable of much more.
-There is already a very functional version of the project i'm proposing, called "SuperMech Simulator/Workshop". SuperMech Simulator/Workshop But why I am I coding SuperSim, if this already exists? Well, SuperSim will have a lot more features to it, and I mean alot (odviously I won't tell you the features cause i'm lazy and can't think of alot), so wish me luck.
 
 
 

There's also WU which has all the current items that can go to myth. You might be able to take the stats off here.

Whale-ho!
At $70, this is whale sale. A cash grab as it were. Seems like the 2000T sales are high end for most players.

From today's offer:

You drink your brother water. You disrespect him.
But if you drink your brother water in Africa. Consider this is war.

😱 really high.

If it costs 3K i may think about buying it

I’m getting the impression it’s getting harder for Alexander to come up with new sales’ items, so this must represent an easy, no brainer, go-to solution, hence the increasing frequency of this type of sales.
Alexander’s go-to sale is definitely no child’s pocket change at $70. So, this must be a move away from Tacticsoft’s children marketing into the adult marketing. Haha!
Good sale but way too expensive. Well, at least it’s a pro P2W sale. Luckily for me, it’s an easy sale to skip.

No shortage of premium packs here.
Although it’s true premium packs are needed to advance further into the game, premium packs’ (food packs) large RNG makes its purchase value considerable less than the guarantee sales.
If it were more affordable, I'd buy it as I’ve done previously. As it stands, I’m loaded on previous premium pack sales, so I’m not eager to buy more.
For me, buying premium packs is like buying socks, not really exciting stuff considering there are a lot of food items in it. At $70, I’m moving on to the next sale.
Hopefully, the next sale is more interesting. If not, I’ll be happy regardless since I’ll have an excuse not to spend more money in this game.

I’m getting the impression it’s getting harder for Alexander to come up with new sales’ items, so this must represent an easy, no brainer, go-to solution, hence the increasing frequency of this type of sales.
Alexander’s go-to sale is definitely no child’s pocket change at $70. So, this must be a move away from Tacticsoft’s children marketing into the adult marketing. Haha!
Good sale but way too expensive. Well, at least it’s a pro P2W sale. Luckily for me, it’s an easy sale to skip.

No shortage of premium packs here.
Although it’s true premium packs are needed to advance further into the game, premium packs’ (food packs) large RNG makes its purchase value considerable less than the guarantee sales.
If it were more affordable, I'd buy it as I’ve done previously. As it stands, I’m loaded on previous premium pack sales, so I’m not eager to buy more.
For me, buying premium packs is like buying socks, not really exciting stuff considering there are a lot of food items in it. At $70, I’m moving on to the next sale.
Hopefully, the next sale is more interesting. If not, I’ll be happy regardless since I’ll have an excuse not to spend more money in this game.

This is way better than the old gold portals, those were far fewer tokens, and I don't mind a challenge.
I may have missed the last couple gold portals but the tokens were very high.  Like 120 tokens?  I stacked phys resist and hps and used ranged energy with an EMP and won. (1 revive, didn't get health kits).
I did the same thing with energy swords with a different build - stack phys and resists and won but was lucky enough to get healthkit.
I lost my first run at the boss though and had to rebuilt my campaign mech because the boss battle was clearly much harder than the rest of the level if not prepared for it.
Don't forget you can exit and re-enter the fight to be at range 3 or 1 and not have to tank a hit from that mighty cannon.

I’m getting the impression it’s getting harder for Alexander to come up with new sales’ items, so this must represent an easy, no brainer, go-to solution, hence the increasing frequency of this type of sales.
Alexander’s go-to sale is definitely no child’s pocket change at $70. So, this must be a move away from Tacticsoft’s children marketing into the adult marketing. Haha!
Good sale but way too expensive. Well, at least it’s a pro P2W sale. Luckily for me, it’s an easy sale to skip.

No shortage of premium packs here.
Although it’s true premium packs are needed to advance further into the game, premium packs’ (food packs) large RNG makes its purchase value considerable less than the guarantee sales.
If it were more affordable, I'd buy it as I’ve done previously. As it stands, I’m loaded on previous premium pack sales, so I’m not eager to buy more.
For me, buying premium packs is like buying socks, not really exciting stuff considering there are a lot of food items in it. At $70, I’m moving on to the next sale.
Hopefully, the next sale is more interesting. If not, I’ll be happy regardless since I’ll have an excuse not to spend more money in this game.

this offer really too weird, it mixes generous and scam
 it's worth nothing buy this offer

I’m getting the impression it’s getting harder for Alexander to come up with new sales’ items, so this must represent an easy, no brainer, go-to solution, hence the increasing frequency of this type of sales.
Alexander’s go-to sale is definitely no child’s pocket change at $70. So, this must be a move away from Tacticsoft’s children marketing into the adult marketing. Haha!
Good sale but way too expensive. Well, at least it’s a pro P2W sale. Luckily for me, it’s an easy sale to skip.

No shortage of premium packs here.
Although it’s true premium packs are needed to advance further into the game, premium packs’ (food packs) large RNG makes its purchase value considerable less than the guarantee sales.
If it were more affordable, I'd buy it as I’ve done previously. As it stands, I’m loaded on previous premium pack sales, so I’m not eager to buy more.
For me, buying premium packs is like buying socks, not really exciting stuff considering there are a lot of food items in it. At $70, I’m moving on to the next sale.
Hopefully, the next sale is more interesting. If not, I’ll be happy regardless since I’ll have an excuse not to spend more money in this game.

All crap here, meaning none of the new modules.  I got tempted and should have known better.
2 legendary combined storage units that got me a little excited each time and then I saw they were just the upgraded epic crap versions.  Plat plate but can't use it on energy builds.
Overcooking Oven, Cooling Mass Booster, Mighty Cannon, Party Crasher, Energy Engine Module, Backstabber, Heatpoint, Platinum Plate, Combined Storage Unit, Dark Eagle, Molten Platinum Vest, Energy Free Armor, Sparked Runners, Rusty Energy Armor, Frantic Flame, Combined Storage Unit, Recoil Stompers, Basalt Polisher, Flamewave, Cooling Mass Booster, Brutality, Heat Engine Module