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EDIT: 68320 / 35 = 1952.00 -> the magic number?
to be clear, I don't intend to make this a dick measuring contest among sets
And remember the GMK Carbon drop page only has Base kit, not combination of all the kits like Nautilus or Laser, which is why I made the simple calculation like I did :)
1952 (base sets) + 953 (Novelties) + 407 (Ergodox) + 551 (Addon kits) = 3863 total
And yes its without proxies.
Also completely unrelated but do you think we will ever see carbon make a return? I missed out... my self. I know it wouldn't be this year if it does.
Regarding the GMK Carbon return i dont have any info. Maybe next year.
A bit of GMK drop on MD that I know of: GMK TA Royal Alpha was the first GMK drop to have multiple kits on the same drop page, which 1st attempt failed spectacularly, 2nd attempt consolidated the kits from the first and barely make MOQ with MD buying up the numbers. So all GMK drop before that + GMK Carbon only had 'base' kit in the drop. As people buying up Carbon and were clamoring for additional kits, TOmb3ry decided to launch those kits in the middle of the base kit run, which resulted in 3 separated drop pages. And all 3 drops were successful, which led to Nautilus & Laser now using the 'multi-kit' GMK drop structure.
Thank you!
I know the Massdrop spread sheet are not necessarily the actual final numbers, and don't always include proxies (although I understand from YanboWu that Oblivion's & Legacy's are final, with proxies). But I cannot figure out a way to calculate Base order numbers from Purchase numbers. And comparing Base numbers is the best way I can think of to estimate how many keyboards used each set.
Regarding GMK Carbon and SA Carbon they are not combined together. Even the first SA Carbon round is not combined with the second round. Second round started from 0 and not with order count from the first round. The preonic numbers are definitely a bug since the site is always reused from the previous drops and for what ever reason it took the number from the first drop.
I will remove my incorrect assumptions from SA Carbon's Purchase number and edit my graph post.