maxxiestackhouse wrote: »I get banned anymore.
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Seriously it’s been weeks where the tavern has always been against me and I haven’t had 6 coins or a combo on turn 3 in weeks.
Game is broken. I’m actually considering leaving for good.
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HatchetHaro wrote: »maxxiestackhouse wrote: »I get banned anymore.
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Seriously it’s been weeks where the tavern has always been against me and I haven’t had 6 coins or a combo on turn 3 in weeks.
Game is broken. I’m actually considering leaving for good.
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record a game, and i can let you know if it's rng or just you.
Personofsecrets wrote: »The concept of human bias may be appropriate if it wasn't so obvious that the game RNG has issues.
If issues occur like duplicates, patterns, unfair shuffles, stuck going second, or just bad RNG in general, I've learned that you just need to stop playing ToT for the day. Not sure how much of this is chance, RNG seeding, or even a possible background system.
The Hlaalu contract card repeat (and other contract cards repeats) is a well known issue or feature by now. If I see that, I'm likely to immediately stop playing and let the RNG "settle" for a day.
maxxiestackhouse is a good player on the PC NA ladder and probably not making common mistakes.
Personofsecrets wrote: »I've personally found that losses come in pairs way more than I'd expect.
I recall a few posts here where people are disappointed that they have days where they lose A LOT.
I've also seen, when tracking the leader boards, that even players with decent win rates around 70% will have days where they lose over and over. I'm talking about over 1000 points in losses.
It's possible that we all have a bad day. The only way to not have a really bad day is to stop playing after a loss.
Personofsecrets wrote: »I've personally found that losses come in pairs way more than I'd expect.
I recall a few posts here where people are disappointed that they have days where they lose A LOT.
I've also seen, when tracking the leader boards, that even players with decent win rates around 70% will have days where they lose over and over. I'm talking about over 1000 points in losses.
It's possible that we all have a bad day. The only way to not have a really bad day is to stop playing after a loss.