Why do you like RNG in games?
>>332773152
I don't, Nobody does
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>>332773152
I do, Everybody does
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>>332773219
Besides being a fag and /threading his own post, agree.
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>>332773152
Life seems random in its complexity
>>332773152
Because anything involving rng will always get you a new experience
>>332773152
That's one hell of generic question.
Some RNG mechanics may be nice, but others may turn override your own skills and make you lose because RNG decided you have to
>>332773152
She is literally autistic and cute.
This is such a fucking rare combo, sadly she went for a nigger (pic related)
>Life seems random in its complexity
>>332773330
Life has that kind of RNG that overrides your own skills, but usually the percentage of fucking up with an actual perfect plan is lower than most RNG-based games such as XCOM or FE, of course
>>332773454
That man is really fucking fat, Really happy im not him
>That man is really fucking fat, Really happy im not him
>>332774101
That man is really fucking fatter, Really happy im not him
It made me hate Punch Club and Dragon Ball Xenoverse
FUCKING HELL I JUST WANT SOME PANTS AND THE GAME KEEPS THROWING SHOES AT ME. FUCKING STOP
>>332774101
Nice penguin cosplay
Todf Howard get
>>332773152
she remind me of seinfeld, srsly
>>332773152
Because it is one thing I can't directly prepare for. Only indirectly at best.
And thus it is one thing that forces me to adapt.
Which depending on the design of the game, can be an interesting element.
>>332773152
I want to fuck that joosten!
theres nothing wrong with RNG unless it throws a load of maximums or minimums at once, then it breaks the system.
can't happen with dice because true random.
basically your implimentation of RNG sucks.
I even made a character class out of this knowledge that has such epic evade the chance to hit is 0.00something%, and can only be hit if the RNG bugs out as described.
>>332774332
He got it right down to the hands, it's perfect
>>332773152
Now would you look at this tiny bit of bliss, straight out of heaven. God bless the Joos.
a bit of randomness is like a spice, to make a dish a bit spicy, of course total randomness is just a gambling
>>332773353
1. Stefanie hates black people.
2. That guy is not black.
testing
>>332776321
testing part 2
>>332773353
lmao confirmed for having never seen a black person irl
Stefanie zal nooit van jullie zijn, stelletje Amerikaanse honden.
>>332773152
Because it's so funny every time I land the misfire
She's got that "pretty girl who knows that everyone is looking at her" thing going on.
in life, there are many unpredictable external events that put us into unforseen situations. including a random element in a game emulates this unpredictability. in this way, a game can take us closer to reality.
