Possible to enjoy the game without RNG

[SendohJin]

Incorrect, especially this statement "Chance to hit is not random". Everything has a basis in randomness. Soldiery or Myth might not be random at the present but getting them involved RNG. RNG is the fabric of the universe, therefore, everything is random. From life, to stars, to how well your party performs on your primal ex battles.

100% is not random.

45 soldiery is 45 soldiery there's no RNG.

How your party performs is not random, you are free to choose who you party with and when. Don't play with people who are drinking.

stop trying to redefine a word to fit your ridiculous argument.

[kidvideo]

stop trying to redefine a word to fit your ridiculous argument.

lol
10/char

[Ghastly]

I disagree, token system is better than rng. With tokens you are recognized.

[axemtitanium]

I am aware that the ghosts in Pacman have rudimentary AI but there are still random elements to the game, just as with Super Mario Bros.

[kidvideo]

You're right

There is simple AI. I was only thinking of the cause & effect behavior.

God how boring would everything be without RNG? I can't imagine how a game without RNG would be any fun.

[axemtitanium]

As they used to say about Titan HM, the hardest part about the fight is managing the 7 adds. Players may not be RNG but they can certainly be random and occasionally exceedingly bad. And the DF that matched you with them was RNG.

[RygaenYuui]

It's a JRPG. So randomness is definitely included when it comes to drops and a few higher level things. But I'd like to say it's definitely possible to enjoy the game without having to subject yourself to a particular grind. You can go about things casually and still be pretty decent.

[KhalidTheGreat]

A quick stupid question... I see RNG being used in lots of places... what does it mean?

It means random drops.
your weapon may drop after the first time you beat ifrit HM for example, or you may beat him over a 100 times without it dropping.

That's RNG.

[axemtitanium]

Hammer Bros behavior is determined by RNG, among other things.

[Magis]

What game, let alone rpg doesn't use RNG in some way? The only thing I can think of is FPS games, but deathmatch modes randomly spawn players so.