Technically everything in this game is 50% chance. It's 50/50. Either you get it or you don't just gotta keep trying. 

If everything were 50%, then half the players would get successes on the first try.  It's not 50%.  If it were 60%, then failing 10 times would only happen about once in a 1000 times.  we all know that's not happening

All rng % enchanting it's s. unfair lottery. Especially with such a small chance of success.

Eg. 3%. Let's imagine it that we have 100 coupons in a hat. Three of them win. You can win a million dollars and a ticket costs you 1000 dollars. But be careful. If you lose, you have to pay 10 000 dollars (item lvl degradation) or even 100 000 dollars (acc disappearance).

Will you take a risk? I doubt it. In a typical lottery, you can win a million and buy a ticket for 1 dollar. You lose it you lose, nothing happens, you only lost that 1 dollar. 

The entire enchantment should work just like items from Jetina. Progressively but with a 100% guarantee. If it doesn't, it doesn't make sense to play.

What baffles me most is that during tuvala season, I get everything up no problemo, as it suppose to be. But that 1 last item, whatever it is, you can go 5 times with 70% success and fail, continously, forever.

In past 3 seasons, I always had 1 item I was unable to pen, I could go 30 tries, not even get to tri. I think success% is just visuals and we are beeing screwed into buying them crons and extras.

You fail at high %s because y'all overstacking by a lot for no reason. The game is just trying to protect you from yourselves 🤣. Have some strategy, enhancing ain't gambling for the most part. You perceive and treat it like gambling ... and loose. Don't go that rabbit hole. Ether have a strategy or don't do it at all. Buy your gear, tuvala ain't worth the headache.

The true gamble is the fairy!!! 

Bdo enhancement system is the worst every created I think. If you want to insist on using an rng lotto enhancement system at the least have the decency to do it like lost ark which has reasonable protection from terrible rng to the point of always reaching a 100% success rate after enough fails. This system is total cancer not remotely enough worse case protection.

Thinking of new players, though, they're ignorant because the tutorial completely omits anything on failstacking and enhancing beyond 'put a beginner blackstone in and tap'.

You also have to put yourself in the shoes of a new player who doesn't necessarily have everything needed to failstack efficiently beyond access to reblath. To really failstack efficiently you need tens of billions worth of items (at least), a raft of alts, and naders slots to store stacks, none of which a new player will have. In fact, on a new account, you will have one character slot and, until you do the nader quest, no way of transferring your current failstack. When you do get naders, that's still only 2 slots to swap stacks between.

It is very easy to say people aren't doing it right, but having just helped a new player from scratch to pen tuvala in about 2 weeks (whereas I can get full pen tuvala day 1 on season on my own account), there are a lot of barriers you forget about once you've grown your account to a state they no longer exist.  What, for example, do you do if you find yourself with 2 51+ stacks, no tet gear, and have no way to transfer them (other than take out your credit card). If I hadn't been there to advise exactly on how to move stacks around, enhance in a sequence to prevent being stuck with high stacks, and the best stacks for each enhance, etc., etc., it would have taken far longer since there's zero in-game guidance on it. Watching streamers hardcore enhance is of little value if you don't have access to the same tools they do, and a lot of resources are dangerously dated, or inaccurate.

It's another symptom of the failstacking thing having been originally intended as a partially-hidden system that was just meant to help prevent people getting really screwed on enhances. Instead, given the competitive nature of players and the market, it's a system you need Excel and a reasonably degree of probability math to succeed with, particularly given the chance for negative reinforcement (i.e. you can do a mathematically dumb enhance and get a pen blackstar - the observation a certain strategy appears to make money short or even medium-term does not guarantee it's a good strategy. Nor does a strategy losing billions short term necessarily make it a bad one).

Just like every lifeskill, it deserves it's own tutorial chain that covers things like efficiently building stacks, softcaps, hardcaps, and the value of stacks, even if it's jarring to the game lore, since if there's one thing you see turning new players off to the game it's the enhancing. And I'd really like to see Naders given 4 slots by default for new players, even it's a temporary 3-4 week boost.

Season is bad unless u got a hard mass farmer like ranger. Even then accessories haha. You should be glad u failed on that. It really is brute force but a good system and being carried helps. Now that u can use black stones enhance is a straight shot. U can use big stax but I would not start in triple digits. I would not cron or hi stack Tuvala esp w prices now. 7-12b for reg pens. Accessories are tough w disto going upupup. Once u get real pens (and I only have two lawl) u can start caphing. Dutifully get ur season accessory then put it on main ahaha.

but as for reg enhancing I'm gud. Shoot I mite take requests. Base---->