My personal rigging theory â although it is very much a âwhat-ifâ kind of writing, you might like it nonetheless.
By the way, Blizzard introduced âpseudorandomâ number instead of actually random ones back in WC3⌠ironically, with the purpose of decrasing the (apparent) impact of âRNGâ events. I could find only this reference nowadays:
https://liquipedia.net/warcraft/Pseudo_Random_Distribution
So they definitely have a track record in this area.
Speaking of which:
Quite possible.
What is âadvertisedâ, anyway?
A typical example of gaslighting and laying blame, by the way.
And another example of those forum psychics, clairvoyants, telepaths and experts in every field in the world.
Anyone asking for âevidenceâ should first provide evidence that they are not a murloc. Oh, and then provide evidence that their evidence is evidence, because Iâm still not convinced.
PS In case it wasnât clear enough â and so on: provide evidence of evidence of evidenceâŚ
This âevidenceâ-mania is really getting⌠old, as Americans put it colloquially â sorry for my bad English here.
Nah, mon: more like monkeys repeating some cliches from second-rate newspapers that they consume, thinking it is a source of âinformationâ.
And what is that? Some kind of authority for the forum warriors? Take a look at this, for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OwvGdYGAT0
, or at a photo of a âperfect girlâ allegedly generated by a neural network (very scientific, based on a lot of data): https://img02.rl0.ru/76bf04b61e8046198667b6eaa57ab294/765x-i/https/store.rambler.ru/news/img/6c9d2cbfba670c47ca75118c0500d13d
.
Thatâs worthy of the highest award in epistemology.
Another forum âguruââŚ
⌠thinking somebody here owes them anything.
Oh, Iâd ask for the definition of those, but I see no point on this forum.