s there any better dice software than the one were using at the moment? im nowhere near genius level and even i can predict the general outcome. for some of the brains that inhabit the corridors of CC it must be a walk in the park
The "intensity cube" values are generated from numbers provided by random.com, which uses real natural processes (something to do with atmospheric noise) to generate its random numbers. The Dice Stats feature in the menu on the left will show you that in the long run, the dice are fair. (Your overall dice rolls should stick quite close to 3.5.)
ender516 wrote:The "intensity cube" values are generated from numbers provided by random.org, which uses real natural processes (something to do with atmospheric noise) to generate its random numbers. The Dice Stats feature in the menu on the left will show you that in the long run, the dice are fair. (Your overall dice rolls should stick quite close to 3.5.)
ender516 wrote:The "intensity cube" values are generated from numbers provided by random.com, which uses real natural processes (something to do with atmospheric noise) to generate its random numbers. The Dice Stats feature in the menu on the left will show you that in the long run, the dice are fair. (Your overall dice rolls should stick quite close to 3.5.)
They might seem fair in the long run, but they still suck in indivdual games....i mean how can you lose 9 v 3...surely something is wrong.
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ender516 wrote:The "intensity cube" values are generated from numbers provided by random.com, which uses real natural processes (something to do with atmospheric noise) to generate its random numbers. The Dice Stats feature in the menu on the left will show you that in the long run, the dice are fair. (Your overall dice rolls should stick quite close to 3.5.)
They might seem fair in the long run, but they still suck in indivdual games....i mean how can you lose 9 v 3...surely something is wrong.
