Just for the sake of statistics, I am giving the results of 160 N Gacha ticket pulls. I always selected the same slot (bottom center) unless a Step Up 5 was present, in which case I used a Card Reveal to get the SR.

Of the 160 Gacha pulls,
33 were R
9 were SR (with Card Reveal)
2 SRs were missed (due to non-CR use)

On a percentage basis, 20.6% were R, 5.6% were SR, with a potential 6.9% being SR.

Thus, with 150,000 pero of N Gacha tickets, you could expect 20-21 R levels and 7 SR levels (w/ card reveals, 1 without).

Assuming 20 R levels and 80 N levels, to get the same with just purchasing N wilds would require 300,000 pero. You also have no chance of getting an SR level.

So getting Gacha tickets ends up being about twice as pero effective as getting N wilds overall.

You really shouldn't be wasting card reveals on n gachas.

Originally Posted by nip101

You really shouldn't be wasting card reveals on n gachas.

If you don't have all of the SRs from N-Gacha, then I think it's not a bad use of a Card Reveal. I don't think he's necessarily advocating for their use, just merely giving statistics.

I can get behind the math.

But here's the question:

It may be twice as pero effective, but what about time effective? How much time are you willing to sink to be pero efficient?

Originally Posted by JSensei

It may be twice as pero effective, but what about time effective? How much time are you willing to sink to be pero efficient?

Times definitely the worst part. I have literally thousands of n gachas to use but they take so long to go through. I wish they added like a 10x gacha so i could blow through them way quicker. Or to let us keep spinning each time instead of going back to the gacha menu after every spin.

Originally Posted by nip101

Times definitely the worst part. I have literally thousands of n gachas to use but they take so long to go through. I wish they added like a 10x gacha so i could blow through them way quicker. Or to let us keep spinning each time instead of going back to the gacha menu after every spin.

An auto-clicker program makes it tolerable. A fast browser would also make it better (wish I had one). For me, IE is slightly faster than Chrome and Firefox chokes on a script (game will pop up with errors).

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

An auto-clicker program makes it tolerable. A fast browser would also make it better (wish I had one). For me, IE is slightly faster than Chrome and Firefox chokes on a script (game will pop up with errors).

Same poster here. I just did 30 tickets in 8 minutes using my auto-clicker, and my browser is quite choppy. I start to notice slower performance after more than 20, so I selected 30 as a nice round number to stop at and reload.