You can prove this by simply buying an item from the store, playing the game and marking how many runs it takes you to actually get the item you just purchased, then continue playing and see how long it takes for this item to drop a second time i guarantee there will be about a 10x difference between the number of runs needed after you grab the item the first time. The developers, in all their glorious knowledge, decided that with hundreds of items capable of dropping they want you to enjoy the newly unlocked items as soon as possible and as a result of this any newly acquired items are sort of "marked" resulting in them having an insane drop rate compared to that of any other item of their tier, however, once you actually pickup that item in the gungeon it returns to a standard drop chance.
So to understand this theory you must understand how the RNG table works in this game, or at least as much as is pertinent to this theory.
However, due to my incompetence I did not upload a copy of this save file to the cloud and when my computer BSOD its last BSOD I lost the file forever, therefore if someone would else wants to follow through on this they are more then welcome but I do not want to sink another month of my life into this project that ended up disappointing me. I will preface this guide with the fact that while this technique is currently legal as it is abusing the developer intended drop table manipulation, I think that repeated use and optimization of this will result in insanely low times that will result in "get makeshift floor 1 or reset" and that honestly doesn't sound the most fun to me, but who am I.Īlso I put "Theory" in quotation marks because I, at one point, had this save file completed it had ideal items, characters unlocked, and the bullet completed, it worked, and it worked beautifully.
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