2011-10-04, 07:22 PM
Did you look at the screenshots in this thread?
The probability of getting something like that if the premiums have a uniform probability (say, 1:100) is tiny.
It might be that after 5 their probability becomes not 0 but 1:1000, but it is quite clear that up to 5 it is much higher than after 5.
And btw, I have 25 years' professional programming experience. Counting to 5 is not hard. True that Nexon is usually much too lazy to implement something like that, but the evidence is incontrovertible.
The probability of getting something like that if the premiums have a uniform probability (say, 1:100) is tiny.
It might be that after 5 their probability becomes not 0 but 1:1000, but it is quite clear that up to 5 it is much higher than after 5.
And btw, I have 25 years' professional programming experience. Counting to 5 is not hard. True that Nexon is usually much too lazy to implement something like that, but the evidence is incontrovertible.