You are right, if running it once gives you a 1 in 10000 chance (example), then running it twice just gives you a 2 in 20000 chance, which are the same odds.Originally Posted by Taikeo:755726
You are right, if running it once gives you a 1 in 10000 chance (example), then running it twice just gives you a 2 in 20000 chance, which are the same odds.Originally Posted by Taikeo:755726
Growwle - My guess is 1050
DAY 7
Aborting my quest. Sorry guys, too much real life stuff going on right now to spend my time trying to get Albino bats. I am not quitting, just going to play alot less for now. If I do get the bats some day, I will post it here.
Growwle - My guess is 1050
Bummer
AL: Rare (Rogue)/Common (Warrior)/Mythic (Sorcerer)
I gave up myself and just switched to my second account that had the dark crusader bundle.. I actually liked the look of the dark bats better anyway, even though they are not exclusive.. I got the bundle on that account with the included 10 plat when everything was half price. Didn't want to spend real money on first account to get a bundle that I only liked the pet.. lol.
As long as I am happy with the look of my character, I don't need to be leet.. lol
Last edited by Taikeo; 08-30-2012 at 09:24 AM. Reason: typo
DL: Nazrael - LvL 30, Dedraminx - LvL 16
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I believe Wretch is referencing the idea of probability. The idea that say, chances in rolling an 11 on 2 dice is 15:1, after 15 rolls, probability states that the dice are going to turn up an 11 sometime very very soon. The longer you grind on a level, that probability window should continue to shrink, though the numbers actually stay the same.
I may be wrong though, good luck!
This is known as the gambler's fallacy. Let's say you're walking through a Las Vegas casino, and you look up and see a roulette wheel where the winner has been red 17 (or 1700 or 17 million) times in a row. Your brain tells you that it has to be HUGE odds that the next one will be black. Wrong. Still have the same odds, 18/38 (because of the two green numbers).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gambler%27s_fallacy
The fact that your mind insists that your odds have to be better because of the prior x number of outcomes makes the mafia, er casinos, *a lot* of money.
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