I actually managed too loose against auto attack oppenent. Probably he got disconnected as this happens a lot. But this person crit 4 auto attacks in a row and a 10% stun so i still lost the match. How is that rng for ya its just part of most games.
RNG is part of this game you have to accept it. Without it it will only be who has the best Dino (boring). And remember : I can tell you stories where I was stun 4 in a row (75%, 33%, 10%, 10%) and how my dodge fail 3 times in a row in indoraptor. But I should also tell you that time where my indominus dodge 5 times in one battle, or how my stegodeus made two crits in a row.
RNG is both sides don’t forget it. It’s easy to focus only on the fail side. Just accept that sometimes the odds are not in your favor. Next battle it could be you!
People will take your complaint more seriously if you can form proper sentences and sound coherent. It was a struggle to understand your problem.
Btw, having a 75% chance of stun DOES NOT mean you get to stun 3 out of 4 times you use the ability. If you always stunned 3x out of every 4 times then not only is that overpowered but then people would begin to figure out the pattern and will know when they’ll fail to stun and then won’t choose it.
It’s 75% chance EACH time you roll the action. You just got unlucky but it’s not broken and you just have to deal with the rng of the game. That’s how it works.
And finally, “could of” is not the same thing as “could have.” An education goes a long way.
As it turns out people are doing fine when comes to understanding the contents, I guess sympathy goes a long way too. Nevertheless, I strongly suggest you not to ignore your maths problem as well. What’s the odds of missing a 3/4 chance of shot, receiving a 3/4, receiving a 1/3 and 1/10 in sequence? And similar events had taken place over 7 battles? This is as simple as what binomial distribution can solve, which you could’VE learned in a decent high school.
That’s faulty statistics logic. You can’t stack chances of individual turns.
If you flip a coin and get heads there isn’t a 75% chance to get tails on the next flip. It’s still 50%.
Probability Theory was developed as an ATTEMPT to predict the outcome of consecutive statistical chances. In no way whatsoever does it ever DETERMINE the outcome. It’s literally an educated guess.
By your rationale, has not one person in the history of metal currency ever flipped 20 tails in a row? Don’t attack people claiming knowledge of mathematical mechanics when you don’t have a grasp on them.