Well, here we go again! Gaijin clearly has no chill whatsoever, so just a month and a half after the last time we gambled, here’s some more gambling! War Thunder is quickly becoming a casino.
Anyway, Gaijin, as usual, is not going to reveal the drop chances because it benefits them for the chances to be secret. If no one knows the exact chances, they’re more likely to buy. So, let’s calculate them. This is not new, it’s the 4th time I’ve done this, you know the drill by now. I have made a spreadsheet of all the possible items that can be dropped. The spreadsheet does all of the math, so all I need to know is how many of each prize was obtained and the spreadsheet will calculate the average value per drop, the chance of it dropping within its drop category, the overall drop chance, the SL spent, and the net SL change.
Below you can find the spreadsheet with all of the information and the form to submit information to. You can submit information in the form of an image, drawing, spreadsheet, video, or just a tally to the form below. You can also submit your tally in a comment to this post. I have added a new rule this time though: you must submit a full set of drops. I will not accept submissions of single drops (e.g. just a vehicle or just a decal). This is also why I have allowed y’all to submit prize tallies. Single drop submissions skew the data heavily, as seen in the Toolbox drop chance spreadsheet I did where the chance of a vehicle was supposedly around 1.57%, a number that is much higher than reality. So to avoid that, you need to submit a full drop set.
I don’t exactly hope you enjoy this, if for no other reason than the fact that I fundamentally disagree with these boxes’ existence, but I do hope you take part in this because everyone should have this information.