2011-03-13, 05:13 AM
No, I don't have any kind of fallacy in my head. If 6/20 of the players are mafian, and you have to run the RNG 6 times because the first 5 players you hit were dead, a simple probabilistic calculation will show you that by the 6th roll the chances of hitting a mafian are high. Not because of anything about that one specific instance, it alone is random. But just as you can predict the outcome of 100 coin tosses with a bit of critical thinking (without knowing what each individual toss will be), so too can you hazard a guess as to what happens when you do this. -_-
tl;dr version that you missed: You pineappleed with probabilities. One instance should be run and that is the result that should be used. Just remove the dead players next time, damn.
There's even a logical aspect to this that doesn't add up. Why would you keep people who are already dead in a list to be godkilled? I... I just... Never mind. Walking away now.
tl;dr version that you missed: You pineappleed with probabilities. One instance should be run and that is the result that should be used. Just remove the dead players next time, damn.
There's even a logical aspect to this that doesn't add up. Why would you keep people who are already dead in a list to be godkilled? I... I just... Never mind. Walking away now.