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Q: What does "community average roll" mean? A: Community Average Rolls are a way of "crowdsourcing" what the best roll is on each weapon. By scouring the global Destiny population using the Bungie API, we are able to see which perks a wide variety of players select for each weapon. Those stats are presented as the Community Average Roll. Q: What do you mean by the "global Destiny population"? A: As part of this feature, we are now tracking all active players using the Bungie API, not just those who have signed in on light.gg. The statistics displayed here are based on all players that have logged in over the past 2 weeks. Q: So this hits literally every player and every weapon they own? A: Yes and no. Every player should be seen by our scraper. The process will compute stats on items seen in the vault / inventory of players who have granted access to their "non-equipped Inventory". However, the default Bungie.net permissions only allow us to see the full details on weapons that are equipped by each player's characters. Q: Doesn't that skew the stats? A: Partially. Presumably if someone has the weapon equipped, they like it, which would mean that the perks equipped on it are perceived to be better. At the same time, most people are probably dismantling rolls that they think are bad, so even if we could see their whole inventory, we might not catch many "dud" rolls. Overall, the phenomenon of (mostly) only being able to see equipped rolls will reduce the overall number of rolls on less popular weapons, but the perks on those that are visible will likely trend toward being more popular, otherwise people wouldn't keep the roll, let alone equip it. Q: Why do percentages like 19% fill the whole bar? A: The bars for each percentage are relative to the most popular perk in that column. The most popular perk will fill its bar, and each perk under that will illustrate how popular it is relative to the most popular. So, if 22% of rolls use the most popular perk in a column and 11% of rolls use the least popular perk, the bar on the least popular perk should appear to be roughly half full. The intent of displaying it this way is to create better contrast between the options. Q: How do curated rolls factor into this? A: The usage stats are based only on randomly-rolled, legendary weapons. Q: Can you explain the letter ranks that are given based on these stats? A: Ranks range from F- to S+, based on how "far" your roll is from the community average roll. A roll with the least popular perk in each column should be ranked F-, and a roll with the most popular perk in each column should be ranked S+. Q: How can I help? A: The best way for everyone to help make this tool more accurate / complete is to update your Bungie.net privacy settings to allow API tools to view your non-equipped inventory. The more people that allow full access to their inventory, the more weapons we'll be able to detect, and the more comprehensive the statistics that fall out of that will be. Ive noticed that some people complain about that sparrow because of the dungeon that it makes it easier. I always thought that its an raid exotic as any other and i dont see people complain that 1k helps with Atheon or Divinity with alot of bosses , you can even buy Always on time for spoils not like its removed from game
BY SHAWN FARNER
Shawn FarnerWriter and StorywriterPUBLISHED 7 MONTHS AGO
Are you tired of riding slow? Do you want speed, speed and even more speed? Sir or Madam, I have the Sparrow for you. Guardians all over the Solar System are wondering how to get Always On Time in Destiny 2. Why? Because it’s the fastest. The most durable. The most charged-up Sparrow ever made. Nothing else in your Collections comes close. Ask Tess. Ask Xur. Ask your mother. Heroes have searched the galaxy far and wide and, still, this Sparrow reigns supreme above all the rest. And today — right this very day — it can be yours. Come along with me. I will show you where they keep them. But first, so you can fully appreciate the moment, a little backstory. Always On Time used to be a Raid dropRemember Scourge of the Past? That Raid, based in the outskirts of the Last City, broke many a Guardian’s heart for the Anarchys and Masterworked Threat Levels that would not drop. Another Rare item, though, wasn’t a weapon at all. It was the Always On Time Sparrow that some simply could not find the luck to obtain. If Scourge of the Past were still around, this article would end right here. We’d say, the process for how to get Always On Time in Destiny 2 is do the Raid. Unfortunately, as you might’ve gathered, Scourge is long gone — a victim of the Destiny Content Vault. So the path you have to take to the Sparrow in early 2022 looks a whole lot different. You can purchase Always On Time in the TowerThink of the Monument to Lost Lights like a bargain bin for items you could previously obtain in phased-out pieces of content. Getting these items is now more trivial than it was prior, but it’s not free. It will cost you a little bit of something. In Always On Time’s case, you’ll need several currencies and resources on tap, including one you can only earn by doing Raids. Here’s what you should be carrying:
Alternatively, if you have Forsaken Ciphers on tap, you can make the purchase using those, too. In that case, you’ll need:
Once you’ve got all that lined up, open the Monument to Lost Lights (located between the Vault kiosks) and head into the section labeled “Forsaken Exotics.” From there, you can find Always On Time in the very last slot. Once you’ve made the purchase, it’s yours. And that’s how to get Always On Time in Destiny 2We know for sure that Always On Time can take more damage and allows for more “boosts” than most other Sparrows available. Numerous straight-line races have confirmed that this Sparrow is a good bit faster than any other Sparrow in the game, as well. It’ll be a bit of a pain to get it, since you have to accumulate Spoils of Conquest. This is not a gimme item. Put some time in to complete Raid encounters week after week, however, and before long, it’ll be yours. Good luck. |