Rolls: Client side or server side?

[BRVV]

Definately server side. Client side would be dumb. Now if you ask if they are truly random... maybe they are not. Gamers are more likely to quit for the day, and eventually forever, if they have a bad streek. Getting loot will counter that. So there is a reason why a game developer might want to give poor performing players higher chances for loot.

[DomesticBabylon]

Definately server side. Client side would be dumb. Now if you ask if they are truly random... maybe they are not. Gamers are more likely to quit for the day, and eventually forever, if they have a bad streek. Getting loot will counter that. So there is a reason why a game developer might want to give poor performing players higher chances for loot.

I swear, the rolls in this game have made me downright superstitious. I 100%, without a doubt believe that sprout luck is not only real, but most likely even scientifically provable.

[Raven2014]

Definately server side. Client side would be dumb. Now if you ask if they are truly random... maybe they are not. Gamers are more likely to quit for the day, and eventually forever, if they have a bad streek. Getting loot will counter that. So there is a reason why a game developer might want to give poor performing players higher chances for loot.

Eh RNG is RNG. I actually ended this tier pretty early despite playing on 4 chars, and the reason is I got an absurd amount of luck. I continuously got 2-3 of the coffers from P8S on multiple chars week after week. To the point I (almost) felt bad. And I'm a competent raider.

Of course, there are also other times I felt there is the conspiracy "the game reward bad players with high roll!" But the statistician in me remind me that I'm just being salty :P