Miracle Time Possibly Rigged?

The difference to the casino example is that casino payouts are real money, which the casino does not have an infinite supply of. If they paid out more than they earned, they'd go out of business.

However, cubing payout is just bits of data, which cost Nexon nothing to generate. They could give everyone good results and not lose a thing. There might be concerns about in-game balance, and such, but that's a whole different topic.

As it is, by giving people poor results, they discouraged people from buying cubes. I'm sure that the total cubes used (and bought!) on the second Miracle Time fell far below expectations, after the midnight session warned people off. That's not how you run an event that's supposed to make people crash the Cash Shop in their lust for more cubes. (Would have been typical Nexon sneakiness to make the midnight session work but the afternoon one fail, which causes me to think this "rigging" or "scam" is more stupidity than malice).

I still say it unlucky run... it just like casino... the rate is just so low....

you have 1/100 chance to hit legendary... if 100,000 people throw a dice .... or cubes.... how many ppl do you think will get legendary? .....

So you are saying you don't think nexon shouldn't compensate that low base to begin with? Or better yet, why do they even exist? Frankly I don't know the variants of cubes or their purpose because it's beyond ridiculous you have like 8 inferior options to the super miracle cubes.

Either way, it is not a "unlucky" issue, it's a facade that's only success was based on the reputation of the previously hosted events.

if 5 player got 15 star in 10 try today from 14 star tyrant.... do you believe that same 5 player can get that same result.... again? tomorrow?