VodkaVixen1979 wrote: »RNG can be the pits. Some days 200 fish will give me about 4. The other day I skinned 350+ fish and only got 2. Over the thousands of fish I have skinned, I get roughly 1 out of 50. I only skin them on my level 50 provisioner.
Ty for your replies Hebrew and VodkaVodkaVixen1979 wrote: »RNG can be the pits. Some days 200 fish will give me about 4. The other day I skinned 350+ fish and only got 2. Over the thousands of fish I have skinned, I get roughly 1 out of 50. I only skin them on my level 50 provisioner.
Why skin them on level 50 provisioner , any advantage on that ?
Sunburnt_Penguin wrote: »Having skinned ~10k fish, I'd say 1/125 is my average.
@KaylynTSunburnt_Penguin wrote: »Having skinned ~10k fish, I'd say 1/125 is my average.
Same here and I still haven't finished my master angler ahievement.
I heard that the probability of getting Perfect Roe is about 1/200
Is that on a single login or is it counted on the whole ?
I mean I have skinned 60 fishes totally so will I get a Perfect Roe within the next 140 or do I need to skin 200 fishes in a single login
HebrewHatchet wrote: »That's not how probability works. You can think of it as the machine picking a random number between 1 and 200 every time you skin a fish. If the number it chooses is 142, then you get a perfect roe. Each random number chosen is independent of the other random numbers chosen. In other words, previous random numbers chosen are not considered in any way when choosing random numbers.
nurrtibub16_ESO wrote: »I heard that the probability of getting Perfect Roe is about 1/200
Is that on a single login or is it counted on the whole ?
I mean I have skinned 60 fishes totally so will I get a Perfect Roe within the next 140 or do I need to skin 200 fishes in a single loginHebrewHatchet wrote: »That's not how probability works. You can think of it as the machine picking a random number between 1 and 200 every time you skin a fish. If the number it chooses is 142, then you get a perfect roe. Each random number chosen is independent of the other random numbers chosen. In other words, previous random numbers chosen are not considered in any way when choosing random numbers.
That's not a good way to put it, when you're explaining it to a non-statistician.
You will never be guaranteed a Perfect Roe within the next X tries. However, every time you skin a fish with no Perfect Roe, the likeliness that the next fish will yield nothing decreases. So you will have a statistically better chance of getting a Perfect Roe the more fish you skin....
With a big enough sample size the probability will be the given number because individual "bad" RNG is not affecting the stats anymore. It's impossible to skin a million fish and not get a Perfect Roe, and by impossible I mean extremely low probability.