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That's not RNG, RNG implies randomness. There's nothing random about the drop tables. It's like loaded dice or stacking the deck. It's weighted to give you Forma the majority of the time. Same system Casinos use in slot machines to make sure they always make money.

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Weighted results doesn't mean it's not random.

Yes weighted results means not random. If you have a 75% chance to get Forma 25% chance to get a prime part, that's not random at all. Random implies no bias, everything has to have an exactly equal drop chance to be considered random.

See number 2 in the definition below.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/random

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Yes weighted results means not random. If you have a 75% chance to get Forma 25% chance to get a prime part, that's not random at all. Random implies no bias, everything has to have an exactly equal drop chance to be considered random.

See number 2 in the definition below.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/random

Indeed.

 

It requires an equal chance. It's obvious the chances for drop rates aren't equal. Been on the receiving end - like many - when running T3Def. God am I sick of all the Braton parts/Ember helmets/Forma blueprints.

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Yes weighted results means not random. If you have a 75% chance to get Forma 25% chance to get a prime part, that's not random at all. Random implies no bias, everything has to have an exactly equal drop chance to be considered random.

 

You don't understand what Random means at all.

 

If there are 100 balls in a bag. One ball is green; if you pull it out of the bag you win a free chicken dinner.  The other 99 are blue, and get you nothing besides blue balls.  After each pull they replace the ball.

 

Whatever ball comes out of that bag is still being randomly chosen. You have an equal chance to get any one ball. However, you only have a 1:99 shot at winning that dinner. Weighted results do NOT stop the selection from being random.

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You don't understand what Random means at all.

 

If there are 100 balls in a bag. One ball is green; if you pull it out of the bag you win a free chicken dinner.  The other 99 are blue, and get you nothing besides blue balls.  After each pull they replace the ball.

 

Whatever ball comes out of that bag is still being randomly chosen. You have an equal chance to get any one ball. However, you only have a 1:99 shot at winning that dinner. Weighted results do NOT stop the selection from being random.

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You don't understand what Random means at all.

 

If there are 100 balls in a bag. One ball is green; if you pull it out of the bag you win a free chicken dinner.  The other 99 are blue, and get you nothing besides blue balls.  After each pull they replace the ball.

 

Whatever ball comes out of that bag is still being randomly chosen. You have an equal chance to get any one ball. However, you only have a 1:99 shot at winning that dinner. Weighted results do NOT stop the selection from being random.

 

The roll is random. The outcome not.

 

To ensure this there are many methods possible. Seeds, entropy, stack overflow, min-max interval, probability etc

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Yes weighted results means not random. If you have a 75% chance to get Forma 25% chance to get a prime part, that's not random at all. Random implies no bias, everything has to have an exactly equal drop chance to be considered random.

See number 2 in the definition below.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/random

things have set drop chances, chance=random to the internet

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