I think that yes…
BUT, nothing confirm that cause I cannot craft lot of weapons and compare.
But, about perks, when you reroll them, you can see clearly that the qualitfy (=modifiers rate) of the curio has an impact of what you can get as perk.
I have experimented a 65 curio that I had to reroll 1200 times to get the T4 perk cause there was few T4 that were showing and more T3 and T2.
On a 70+, you only get T3-T4…
So, I would say that it has an impact.
But only FS could confirm.
And that’s why the Brunt’armoury garbage is even worst…
@FatsharkCatfish would it be possible to get confirmation on how blessings rng works when crafting? i think this would give some sense of how progression system is designed
Emperical experience shows that - if your item is above 370, then chance of getting t2 Perks and t2 Blessings are significantly higher than , for 360-369 Items.
That is why i stopped crafting. I’m, not wasting any mats and good high stat bases on that nonsense anymore.
P.S. 1100+ missions and 680 hours in game. Crafting system is maliciously RIGGED vs players.
I don’t know if you know this, but it has been confirmed that upgrading a weapon from a purple to a yellow has a higher chance of giving you better blessings than upgrading a green to a blue. This was specifically mentioned when people were talking about Power Cycler, and FatShark confirmed you have a better chance of getting it when upgrading to yellow.
I don’t know if base item rating has anything to do with it, however I feel it might to stop lower level people from getting t3 and 4 blessings early, however it’s unconfirmed to my knowledge.
Items have more favourable chances of getting higher tier blessings. This is the patch notes of “Shrine of the Ommnisiah” when crafting was released. Not sure if it is true in-game, but Fat Shark posted it so has to be right.
By the way you seem to have more chances to get an higher tier for the blessing when you consecrate to orange than to blue.
From my experience, all T4 I ve found by crafting have resulted from consecrating to orange.