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It's not that every short span should be identical and follow what the odds predict- the true test of randomness is whether everything in the short term follows the distribution you would expect to see based on how often it should occur.AndyDufresne wrote:Hehe...the whole idea of fair dice over 3-4 rolls per turn is absurd...due to probability. Anything can, and most likely will happen, in that short span.
--Andy
You might be onto something here...Evil Semp wrote:I don't question the percentage of the dice I question the true randomness.
I have been keeping track of 6's rolled for me on offence and for the defender. I rolled 497 6's and the defender rolled 250. The defender killed 110 of the offinsive 6's or 22.13%. The defender rolled 250 6's and killed 110 of the offinsive 6's or 44%. that percentage seems a little high to me. There were a total of 3035 offensive dice and 1163 defensive dice.
I think enough people have been complaining about the dice, but here is some proof. Maybe someone can look a little more into this to see if if there is a problem with the dice.
