5-Gem Enhancer Gem Quantity Actual Test

I previously saw someone say, 'If you play the same game for two hours a day, playing for two consecutive hours will result in a reduced gem drop rate in the second hour, but splitting it into two one-hour sessions will prevent this' (roughly paraphrased). So, I decided to test it out. I have too many screenshots of gem records to post here this time. To get straight to the conclusion: I couldn't find any significant difference. This time, I prepared two brand-new game instances and started testing from 0 total playtime. Game A: Played for two consecutive hours, accumulating 12,877 gems. Game B: Split into sessions of 30 minutes (4068 gems), 30 minutes (3963 gems), and 60 minutes (6314 gems). There was at least a four-hour gap between sessions, along with playing other games. Total gems accumulated: 14,345. The difference between the two is 1,468 gems, about a 10% variation. I conducted a similar test four months ago for two consecutive hours of play, which yielded 13,624 gems. The difference this time is even smaller, so I believe this falls within the normal range of fluctuation. Additionally, I've often seen comments saying gem drops have decreased compared to before. However, based on these numbers, it doesn't seem to be the case for at least the past four months. Of course, the standard setting where drops decrease as total playtime increases is a separate matter and not included here. That's all for this test report. If you want to see my previous tests, feel free to check my posts. If there's anything else you'd like me to test, feel free to make requests in the comments below! 😆