hoogltable.blogg.se - Pcalc pokemon rng

This is to show that the spread of data is in fact more than less even at higher amounts of data.īefore starting I'd like to point out some things that are necessary to understand my mini study.

A collection of 500 coin flips in AI games, including the initial 100.

Most importantly, to show anyone who might be skeptical of data collected in AI games (which to be honest is a necessity, given that collecting hundreds or thousands of coin flips in PvP in a short time span is tough and very time consuming) that you do not get worse coin flips in PvP than you would in AI.

A comparison of 100 coin flips in each AI games and PvP games in order to show there is no significant difference between them.

This experiment will cover 2 parts mainly: I do not have the time to spend on doing these calculations at the current time. It's possible, not too hard to do, but time consuming to do repeatedly, as I do need significant data pools to make a valid study, and 2) Perhaps more importantly than the first reason, is that the math behind calculating the probabilities of some of these is an absolute nightmare. The reasons why mulligans, deck shuffling and other types of random events are more complex to investigate are mainly that 1) Many time doing so requires knowledge of what ended up in your deck and what ended up in your prizes.

I'm going to be frank, I pretend to burry the issue of the RNG once and for all eventually. For now I will begin with a small experiment on the simplest for of RNG (coin flips) to get this rolling, but I intend to tackle the other forms of RNG when I have time, which might not be anytime soon. Of course, some people simply refuse to believe in the authorities for some reason, so I've decided to gather a significant amount of data myself to shed some actual light on this perceived issue.

These claims have for the most part have had little to no data, which means that the only forms of proof we had of the RNG working correctly were the words of the Staff and common sense. These complaints range from broken coin flips, to excessive mulligans, to bad shuffling. For a very long time, many users have questioned the integrity of the game's RNG, claiming that it is broken in one way or another.