JustCallMeStupid wrote:DiM wrote:JustCallMeStupid wrote:So it only gets worse as u get higher up the ranks.
stop complaining, your dice are just fine:
Id rather have more consistent win ratios than huge splurges where I magically win a 20v40 attack one week and then lose a 20v5 attack for an escalating card game the next week. Thats my complaint, and my recent dice have been pure dog poop.
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it depends on how wide or narrow you perspective on dice is.
purely statistically speaking given enough time the exact opposite of what you're complaining about is bound to happen and balance it overall.
basically what i'm saying long term consistency is 100% sure. it's the short term variations that suck.
for example one thing that happens to me a lot is that in the early rounds i get absurdly awful dice and basically get hammered. then when the game is decided and there's no chance in hell i'm making a comeback i get ridiculously good dice. overall for that game i probably end up having average rolls. but the truth is dice screwed me.
given enough time i'll probably be in games where my opponent will get the crap dice in the start.
i can totally understand how dice can be frustrating. i spend an unhealthy amount of time calculating chances and analysing dice whenever i play. at this very moment if you look at my dice they appear perfectly normal and yet i'm trying to reduce my game count and eventually take a break from playing games because of the dice. for example i'm in the final of a long tourney and at the deciding point of the game where i could seal the win i had a 12v1 where i lost 8 troops. then immediately after my opponent came with an 8 stack and killed 3,2,2,4 while losing just 1 troop. losing 8 troops in a 12v1 battle is less than 0.1% chance of happening. killing 3,2,2,4 and losing just 1 troop has a 2% chance of happening. a whole tourney of 40-50 games down the drain in a single turn.
PS: still, i don't think the dice are unfair. i'm convinced i've had my share of good dice and even if the losses are easier to remember i still recall some fantastic comebacks of mine that would have been impossible without anything less than miraculous dice.
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