

Truth is, if you don't get occasional streaks of good or bad luck, then that is evidence of a bad RNG.The main problem with RNG in this game is that it's not made with human players in mind. I think the numbers are made to work out to the correct percentage if you do like a billion attempts, which is how SE tests it. However, we as players usually do more in the 10-100 range, and it doesn't work out as well in those smaller sample sizes. So pretty much everyone who has ever gathered has probably failed at least 5 in a row at 90% chance or higher, and that feels super broken. So even though the math might work out to be close in the long run it's a terrible system for the players of this game, because it's frustrating to us to see 90% and then not get 9 out of 10, because it actually means 9 billion out of 10 billion and all our attempts were in the wrong billion.
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