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Analysis of corrupting maps
https://github.com/staticf0x/map-corruption

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Analysis of corrupting maps

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/staticf0x/map-corruption
• Owner: staticf0x
• Created: 2024-04-14T10:53:15.000Z (9 months ago)
• Default Branch: master
• Last Pushed: 2024-04-20T13:10:33.000Z (9 months ago)
• Last Synced: 2024-04-24T05:26:02.744Z (9 months ago)
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# Map corruption outcomes

A joint project of Elinvynia and staticf0x to determine the outcomes

of corrupting maps with Vaal Orbs. The possible outcomes are

described on [PoE wiki](https://www.poewiki.net/wiki/Vaal_Orb#Maps).

# Methodology

We gathered the maps into separate stash tabs, then used

[divcards2gsheet](https://github.com/staticf0x/divcards2gsheet/tree/snapshot)

to obtain the stash tab snapshots before spamming Vaal Orbs and after.

After that, we used the script `compare.py` inside this repository

to find the changes between the two snapshots.

Run the script as: `python3 compare.py before.json after.json`.

This also creates a CSV with the outcomes. The included Jupyter notebook

`Analysis.ipynb` will then join all the outcomes CSVs (folders `outcomes/t16` and

`outcomes/lowtier`) and creates the plots.

The detection of 8 affixes outcome is based on parsing the `explicitMods` key

from PoE API, compared with [PoEDB's](https://poedb.tw/us/Maps_top_tier) list of map mods.

# Outcomes

## T16 maps

![t16](./images/t16.png)

Source data for the chart:

|                 |   Count |

|-----------------|---------|

| No effect       |     426 |

| Rerolled mods   |     425 |

| 8 affixes       |     415 |

| Vaal implicit   |     415 |

| Vaal temple map |      47 |

## Low tier maps

> [!NOTE]

> If the tier changed, mods were rerolled too. In our case, we counted

> these two outcomes separately. If you want, you can add *Tier change*

> to *Rerolled mods* to have the affected maps in both categories,

> while retaining *Tier change* as a separate category.

![lowtier](./images/lowtier.png)

Source data for the chart:

|               |   Count |

|---------------|---------|

| No effect     |     318 |

| Rerolled mods |     171 |

| 8 affixes     |     305 |

| Vaal implicit |     333 |

| Tier change   |     169 |

## Blighted maps

> [!NOTE]

> Sample includes 19 T16 maps where *Tier change* is not possible.

![blight](./images/blight.png)

Source data for the chart:

|               |   Count |

|---------------|---------|

| No effect     |     234 |

| Rerolled mods |     133 |

| 8 affixes     |     261 |

| Vaal implicit |     250 |

| Tier change   |     122 |