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Ever since I started playing this game over a year ago, I've been seeing people ask from time to time in the chat: "What should I spend my theonite on?"
And a lot of people, including veteran players, will tell you that the best thing to spend your theonite on is the 10+1 premiere relic pack.
But buying the 10+1 premiere relic pack is, objectively, bad value for your theonite, because there is another offer for 1600 theo to buy 1,840,000 coins. And I'm finally making this thread about why that offer, in the long run, will give you way more fighters, more coins, and more gold/diamond fighters.
I am going to show you the math behind why it's the better offer, but first of all, keep in mind that this is all about wanting to get as many fighters as possible for your theonite, and as many gold/diamond variants as possible. So that's what we're comparing here - What you should spend your theonite on if you want to expand your fighter collection as much as possible.
Since this based on an objective observation of the currency system and the in-game offers, I am going to show you the cold hard calculations behind the difference between buying the 10+1 pack VS spending your theo on coins.
For each 1000 theonite you spend on the 10+1 relic pack you get:
As you can see from these numbers, spending the same amount of theonite on coins and then buying relics for coins, has both a higher chance to give you gold/diamond fighters, and also give you almost DOUBLE the amount of gold/diamond fighters per 1000 theonite you spend.
In addition to that, you're gaining more than double the amount of fighters to your collection, which means you can farm more skill points and gain more evolution fodder. On top of that, you gain a lot more relic shards which helps you gain higher tier fighters faster.
With all of this said, I am not telling you to always buy coins and never buy the 10+1 pack. I am just showing the statistics of why buying coins is objectively more efficient and gives more value for your theonite. But I also know a lot of people enjoy opening the 10+1 pack because it feels satisfying to them, and that's perfectly fine and a valid reason to buy it. It's a game after all, and we're meant to enjoy games.
However, when a new player asks what their theonite is best spent on, you should not push your personal opinion onto them like it's a fact. They are asking what's best, not what you personally spend your theonite on.
And a lot of people, including veteran players, will tell you that the best thing to spend your theonite on is the 10+1 premiere relic pack.
But buying the 10+1 premiere relic pack is, objectively, bad value for your theonite, because there is another offer for 1600 theo to buy 1,840,000 coins. And I'm finally making this thread about why that offer, in the long run, will give you way more fighters, more coins, and more gold/diamond fighters.
I am going to show you the math behind why it's the better offer, but first of all, keep in mind that this is all about wanting to get as many fighters as possible for your theonite, and as many gold/diamond variants as possible. So that's what we're comparing here - What you should spend your theonite on if you want to expand your fighter collection as much as possible.
Since this based on an objective observation of the currency system and the in-game offers, I am going to show you the cold hard calculations behind the difference between buying the 10+1 pack VS spending your theo on coins.
For each 1000 theonite you spend on the 10+1 relic pack you get:
- 11 new fighters total.
- 13.7% chance to only get bronze fighters from your 10 regular relics (0.82^10)
- 98.2% chance to get at least one silver fighter ( 1-(0.86^10*0.08) )
- 34.8% chance to get at least one gold fighter ( 1-(0.965^10*0.93) )
- 5.8% chance to get at least one diamond fighter ( 1-(0.995^10*0.99) )
- On average, you gain +8.2 bronze fighters ( 0.82*10 )
- On average, you gain +2.32 silver fighters ( 0.14*10+0.92 )
- On average, you gain +0.42 gold fighters ( 0.035*10+0.07 )
- On average, you gain +0.06 diamond fighters ( 0.005*10+0.01 )
- Additionally, you gain 440 relic shards towards a new silver/gold/diamond relic.
- 1,150,000 coins (1,840,000 for 1600 theo translates into 1,150,000 per 1000 theo)... and if you spend all these coins on premiere relics you get:
- 23 new fighters total
- 1% chance to only get bronze fighters from your 23 relics (0.82^23)
- 96.8% chance to get at least one silver fighter ( 1-(0.86^23) )
- 55.9% chance to get at least one gold fighter ( 1-(0.965^23) )
- 10.8% chance to get at least one diamond fighter ( 1-(0.995^23) )
- On average, you gain +18.86 bronze fighters ( 0.82*23 )
- On average, you gain +3.22 silver fighters ( 0.14*23 )
- On average, you gain +0.805 gold fighters ( 0.035*23 )
- On average, you gain +0.115 diamond fighters ( 0.005*23 )
- Additionally, you gain 920 relic shards towards a new silver/gold/diamond relic.
As you can see from these numbers, spending the same amount of theonite on coins and then buying relics for coins, has both a higher chance to give you gold/diamond fighters, and also give you almost DOUBLE the amount of gold/diamond fighters per 1000 theonite you spend.
In addition to that, you're gaining more than double the amount of fighters to your collection, which means you can farm more skill points and gain more evolution fodder. On top of that, you gain a lot more relic shards which helps you gain higher tier fighters faster.
With all of this said, I am not telling you to always buy coins and never buy the 10+1 pack. I am just showing the statistics of why buying coins is objectively more efficient and gives more value for your theonite. But I also know a lot of people enjoy opening the 10+1 pack because it feels satisfying to them, and that's perfectly fine and a valid reason to buy it. It's a game after all, and we're meant to enjoy games.
However, when a new player asks what their theonite is best spent on, you should not push your personal opinion onto them like it's a fact. They are asking what's best, not what you personally spend your theonite on.