Originally Posted by Gandalfa82
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So true, but we may never know the truth. After all it like rolling a D10, you have a 10% chance to get any number. So, if a success was 10% we would say you had to roll a 10 and it could take 1000 rolls to get that 10. So, the illusion could be the same as rolling a dice or it could be something else coded. We don't know and probably never will know that.
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Lol when there's a 10, 13, 15, 17 - naturally we think they mean 10%, 13%, 15%, 17% because those are sensible values. But they could, following the habits of the developers, mean 10 in 1000, 13 in 1000.... or 10 in 50, 13 in 50, etc. Lol. It could even be the mean of a Poisson distribution dictating how many $ a user ought to spend on average before a +9.
