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Aerial Attack wrote:One thing in that no one ever says anything about is the fact that the dice here are in fact MUCH better than reality.
In the Real World, some people are good enough at controlling their throws to roll 6 6 more often than should be statistically probable. If you practice enough - you'll win every defensive roll [of course, you should actually be practicing to roll 4 3 and head to Vegas/Atlantic City ...].
still not enough, if you use a dice tracker add on and play long enough i can guarentee you that the percentages will be close to where they should be (what is it.. 16%?)Michael Kowalson wrote:I have now played over 20 games checking stats on the dice - I have hit one streak where the defender against me rolled a six 17 CONSECUTIVE times.
The differentials of where dice have been good vs. bad has remained at a near 3-1 ratio of 3 bad streaks to 1 good streak and the bad streaks lasted an average of 5 rolls to the good at 3 rolls.
I have seen others great great rolls against me but have not experienced great rolls in over 20 games. and my win total has seriously suffered during this examination. I have had three games where I could not get more than one army total - AFTER ATTACKING WITH ALL MY POSSIBLE ATTACKS.
The dice are disgustingly BAD - in this experience - and you all may say they are bad for all but the real question is are they sufficiently random to reflect real life.
There have been almost 900,000 games. Even if everyone of those were 1v1 games, the number of dice rolls would be well into the billions.Michael Kowalson wrote:I have now played over 20 games checking stats on the dice - I have hit one streak where the defender against me rolled a six 17 CONSECUTIVE times.
Auto-attack doesn't take your armies to 1. It stops at 3 (although it can go down to 2 - this happens when you attack with 4 and lose both.)Phil1580 wrote:I am totally new to this, and these odds seem ridiculous. I just attempted 5 auto-attacks....five different countries attacking....not only did I not take a single territory, I didn't take a single ARMY. None. I seem to lose around 80-85% of the time. I really like this game, but when it's just "click", then watch your armies fall to 1 automatically....I don't know how long I'll be sticking around here. If there is soemthing wrong with the randomizer, I hope it gets fixed.
I'm well aware of how to do a proper and ethical statistical analysis - used to do it for a living - and I'm saying - over 20 games - now at 23 and the odds are totally NOT matching up.Herakilla wrote:
still not enough, if you use a dice tracker add on and play long enough i can guarentee you that the percentages will be close to where they should be (what is it.. 16%?)
it is proven that the more data you collect and average the more accurate your findings are
hey dude - ever check the statistical possibility of 17 rolls of six in a row (with 13 of those being double sixes)? it's total bull - the chances are quadrillions to 1 so if the die rolls are into the billions and I've seen a 2 series the hit the billion to 1, 1 that hits the quadrillion to 1 and a 5 in the millions to 1 range - in just 20 games - there's a SERIOUS issue.insomniacdude wrote:There have been almost 900,000 games. Even if everyone of those were 1v1 games, the number of dice rolls would be well into the billions.Michael Kowalson wrote:I have now played over 20 games checking stats on the dice - I have hit one streak where the defender against me rolled a six 17 CONSECUTIVE times.
Dice rolls selected from the rolls of one player over 20 games is NOWHERE NEAR enough of a proper sampling to justify accurate statistics.
Collect data until you have something worth reporting, then maybe we'll believe that the dice aren't truly random.
Until then, get over it.