How many at CC Cheat ?

[trinicardinal]

I should nominate this guy for the dice complainers award.... I'd try to explain statistics to him but I don't think he's interested in hearing it.

[betiko]

yup. 6vs3 is "only" 76,9%, so it will not work roughly 1/4 times. dice would be rigged indeed if it worked all the time, but I guess he's not interested in listening to that.

[AndyDufresne]

Here is a cheat I documented long ago:

Subject: cheats for CC

I'll be releasing a new version of 'Flying Monkey Assaulter.' For those of you unaware, my patented 'Flying Monkey Assaulter' gives you the advantage of assaulting your enemy from the above, stealing away their troops with little chance of defense against your rolls. Here is a pictorial representation of my product's effectiveness:

show: Pictorial Representation

Further new version details forthcoming soon.

--Andy

[AslanTheKing]

I suggest you to use a notebook and write down every single roll you make on the site (so no more autos, carefull not to run out of time rolling 150 vs 150 lol) It's funny cause when i go on your overall battle outcome results on your page they are all positive in your CC lifetime! (i guess battle outcomes are quite more important than dice stats... you can still lose 2 troops rolling 666!)

i have no idea how to read or understand that battle outcome

can u explain in simple way?

[AslanTheKing]

yup. 6vs3 is "only" 76,9%, so it will not work roughly 1/4 times. dice would be rigged indeed if it worked all the time, but I guess he's not interested in listening to that.

why is is it easier to attack 5 vs 2 then, is the same percentage- or?

[AslanTheKing]

I should nominate this guy for the dice complainers award.... I'd try to explain statistics to him but I don't think he's interested in hearing it.

yes i am interested, but when where u explaining it to me ? i cant recall it

[betiko]

I suggest you to use a notebook and write down every single roll you make on the site (so no more autos, carefull not to run out of time rolling 150 vs 150 lol) It's funny cause when i go on your overall battle outcome results on your page they are all positive in your CC lifetime! (i guess battle outcomes are quite more important than dice stats... you can still lose 2 troops rolling 666!)

i have no idea how to read or understand that battle outcome

can u explain in simple way?

basically there are 6 types of dice attacks possible, and they are all listed on your battle outcome page. Each of these attack types have a different success rate and you are given a +/-% compared to the normal success rate. You can see that you are far from unlucky, you are positive or neutral evrywhere.

[betiko]

yup. 6vs3 is "only" 76,9%, so it will not work roughly 1/4 times. dice would be rigged indeed if it worked all the time, but I guess he's not interested in listening to that.

why is is it easier to attack 5 vs 2 then, is the same percentage- or?

it is roughly the same thing, 78,5%, just slightly better. you should install the attack odds tool.

[ManBungalow]

yup. 6vs3 is "only" 76,9%, so it will not work roughly 1/4 times. dice would be rigged indeed if it worked all the time, but I guess he's not interested in listening to that.

why is is it easier to attack 5 vs 2 then, is the same percentage- or?

The probability of wining 5vs2 is 0.7854543150565148.
And for 6vs3 - as noted - is 0.7693748566489697.

So roughly the same.

However, remember that this is only if you use every last troop possible, even if that means attacking with only one die.

[xeno]

I do. And if you don't like the dice so much throw that premium my way ill be a higher rank than you in less than a day

[AslanTheKing]

I do. And if you don't like the dice so much throw that premium my way ill be a higher rank than you in less than a day

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( you can afford 25 dollars a year u cheap bug)

[AslanTheKing]

I suggest you to use a notebook and write down every single roll you make on the site (so no more autos, carefull not to run out of time rolling 150 vs 150 lol) It's funny cause when i go on your overall battle outcome results on your page they are all positive in your CC lifetime! (i guess battle outcomes are quite more important than dice stats... you can still lose 2 troops rolling 666!)

i have no idea how to read or understand that battle outcome

can u explain in simple way?

basically there are 6 types of dice attacks possible, and they are all listed on your battle outcome page. Each of these attack types have a different success rate and you are given a +/-% compared to the normal success rate. You can see that you are far from unlucky, you are positive or neutral evrywhere.

this 6 dice attack types, what is that again, im confused with the 1 vs 1 at the battle outcome page,
i cant attack 1 troop with 1

[rhp 1]

is this thread to be taken seriously? I'm finding that difficult to do...

[betiko]

I suggest you to use a notebook and write down every single roll you make on the site (so no more autos, carefull not to run out of time rolling 150 vs 150 lol) It's funny cause when i go on your overall battle outcome results on your page they are all positive in your CC lifetime! (i guess battle outcomes are quite more important than dice stats... you can still lose 2 troops rolling 666!)

i have no idea how to read or understand that battle outcome

can u explain in simple way?

basically there are 6 types of dice attacks possible, and they are all listed on your battle outcome page. Each of these attack types have a different success rate and you are given a +/-% compared to the normal success rate. You can see that you are far from unlucky, you are positive or neutral evrywhere.

this 6 dice attack types, what is that again, im confused with the 1 vs 1 at the battle outcome page,
i cant attack 1 troop with 1

it's the number of dice you roll. 1v1 dice rolled is actually a 2 territory attacking a 1.

[betiko]

is this thread to be taken seriously? I'm finding that difficult to do...

aslan seems willing to listen to mathematical facts, no reason not to end a joke thread into a serious one!