Thnx But U Never Help Cus I Dont Under Stand AnY Thing (Server Virgo) Character Name :JOe.GARACIA:confused::D
Which dots are there to connect? Ever heard of statistics and chances?Quote:
Well, since everybody comments my statement that luckytime helps, i want to make one thing clear:
1. Lotto works by luck
2. Luckytime increases luck
can you connect the dots...? -.-
And for the 2cnd rb char, i meanth that u can use it so u can gain luckytime while waiting for somebody else to try lotto! I didn't mean being 2cnd rb gives you more chances...
Ah I see someone else already explained!!! Good!!! Basicly people get confused by chances because it is likely that when you flip a coin 100 times you will end up for around 50 times tail and 50 times head. So they tend to think when you flip enough the chances will change... But chances dont change.Quote:
Just so you know, other people getting bad items does NOT affect your chances to get good items.
It may be counterintuitive to some people, but logically, taking a chance once does NOT CHANGE the chance the next time you perform the action. This is true of all replacement-type probabilities.
Example: Say you flip a coin, and get tails. The next time you flip the coin, do you have a higher chance of getting heads? No, because the coin still has one side heads and one side tails.
Example of non-replacement, where doing something more than once DOES affect your chances:
Say you have two quarters and a nickel in your pocket. 2/3 outcomes are quarters, yeah? So that's a 33% chance of pulling out the nickel. So say you pull out a quarter, and spend it on a gum ball. You stick your hand in your pocket again - this time, 1 quarter and 1 nickel = 50% chance of pulling out the nickel, this time.
Conquer acts by replacement probability because it is creating things. It can create as many as it wants without ever having less than it did before.
Oh, and it would have been more work for the TQ programmers to make it non-replacement.
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Luckytime does NOT affect lottery chances.
Luckytime only affects those things that the TQ programmers decided it should affect - it takes actual code to change your chances of achieving something, so if they didn't write the code, your chances are the same. They did not write the code to change your chances of getting a good item in the lotto. (They would have told us if they had. So that we would buy cps to play the lotto with.)
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Can look on it in 2 different ways, for instance with a coin, heads or tails. Or with roulette, red or black. One common thing people say is if you get heads 10 times in a row, the chance of getting tails next is greatly increased and the same with red or black. Similar to when the OP says every bad item increases the chance to get a good item. But in general terms this isn't the case.
Every time you flip a coin it is a new chance, it's a new flip of the coin. Every flip has an equal chance to land on either side no matter how many times it may of got heads or tails in a row. Getting 100 heads in a row doesn't magically change the laws of physics making the coin more likely to land tails. Common misconception people have.
thats like saying the chance of getting heads at tossing a coin, is increased if you tossed tail before thatQuote:
Ok, before we start, let's make 2 things clear...
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Finally, here's my point:
When you think logically (is that a word? hehe...), everytime somebody gets a bad item, the chance of getting a good item increases...
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no i cant,Quote:
Well, since everybody comments my statement that luckytime helps, i want to make one thing clear:
1. Lotto works by luck
2. Luckytime increases luck
can you connect the dots...? -.-
The most probably outcome of flipping a coin 100 times is any outcome, all 100 flips of the coin have the same chance of landing either side. 100 heads or 100 tails one after the other have the same chance as 50 tails and 50 heads. Guess it depends if you look upon the flips as a group of 100 or 100 separate flipsQuote:
Within statistics chances and probabilities are often messed up... When flipping a coin 100 times the most probable outcome will be to have it end with 50 tails and 50 heads, however there is a chance that it won't. But try that to explain to people...