Exactly why I hated farming dungeons before Equilibrium. If there's 4-5 weapons and 5 armor pieces as always, each available weapon or armor for the encounter should be evenly split and add up to 50% chance of one or the other. 9-10 items. Each item should be around 10-11% of getting a specific one. But since weapons are often outnumbered by armor, the drops should be adjusted accordingly. So unless everything is weighted heavily to one side or the other, it should be statistically impossible for something like what I had one time to get armor NINETEEN TIMES IN A ROW as the record so far. If the gear is weighted to be 50% armor and 50% weapon as it should be, the probability is low enough to write off as impossible. You are statistically more likely to get the exact roll you want for the weapon you're grinding than you are to actually get the weapon. More so now that the weapons can drop extra perks. There is no world that would make sense and why I say they ruined dungeon grinding. We have for as long as the game has been out been able to focus, craft and/ or reliably target farm literally everything else in the game. But for some reason dungeons before Equilibrium are still the sole exception to that and the closest to an explanation anyone could give would immediately contradict itself multiple times over.

I think something is going on with armor in general. When focusing Exotic Engrams earlier today, I got the same 3 exact rolls, including tuning slot, in a row. When I finally got something different, the next one after was a duplicate of that different one. Meaning of the 5 different focuses I did, I got 2 sets of identical stats + tuning rolls. That's just not expected to happen in a truly random scenario. Yes, I know computers can't do true RNG but even for a program trying to simulate something random there's no way it would come up with 3 identical sets followed by 2 identical sets different from the first 3.