SSFLOOTROLL

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Also known as: SSF-LOOT-ROLL · SSFLOOT · SSF-GROUP-LOOT

Help: SSF Group Loot Roll Syntax ssflootroll ssflootroll confirm Who Uses It SSFLOOTROLL is for the leader of an active Solo Self Found group. Eligible armor, melee weapons, guns, launchers, tattoos, implants, and bindings from all-SSF, same-season group kills may be placed into the leader's inventory as pending group loot instead of being stamped immediately to the final hit character. Preview Type ssflootroll first. The preview plans all pending eligible items in the leader's inventory as one batch. Every same-season SSF group member sees each candidate, the NEED/GREED label, compare score, and proposed winner. NEED means the item fills an empty compatible slot or scores at least 10 percent better than the character's current compared item. GREED means the character can use the item, but it does not meet the NEED threshold. Characters who cannot legally use the item are not included. The preview also shows the proposed winner. Nothing is stamped or moved during preview. Confirm After reviewing the results, the leader types: ssflootroll confirm The command plans the complete batch before moving anything, then applies the proposed distribution. Each item receives its first permanent SSF finder stamp for the winner and is transferred to that player's inventory. The whole SSF group sees who received each item and the final batch summary. The stamp is write-once. Confirm only when the group is ready to accept the displayed distribution. Pending Item Restrictions Pending SSF group items cannot be dropped, given to another player, or placed inside a container. Resolve them with ssflootroll. Eligibility Normal live distribution uses the kill-time participant snapshot and requires SSF characters from the same season who are still present with the leader. If that in-memory snapshot was lost because of a reboot, recovery mode may use the current same-season group members in the room. Scoring The command uses the same compare / setweights scoring logic players already use for equipment evaluation. A small batch-win penalty helps spread close results across the group. See Also: ssf, compare, setweights, identify