PC A couple of complaints I have
- Thread starter The Blue Fox
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Roland
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The funny thing about odds are that they are for future casting and somewhat helpful when making plans or comparing what might be a safer bet rather than something else. But at each event when eating that sweet charred meat it is simply a 4% chance each and every time. The feeling of "being due" is exactly what casinos bank on to keep people on the hook. Looking forward and calculating odds is helpful. But thinking that probability remembers the past is dangerous if you are prone to gambling or have vomit anxiety.
Boidster
New member
Perhaps I could interest you in my guaranteed system for making money on roulette? It is really pretty simple:
1. Bet the minimum amount on the "Red" or "Black" portion of the layout (does not matter which)
2. If you win, repeat #1 (change colors if you wish, it does not matter)
3. If you lose, DOUBLE YOUR BET and repeat at #1
4. Have infinite money, infinite time, and infinite allowance for bet size from the casino
Easy peasy. I sell a book with the complete description of the system including math and real-world examples and a BONUS chapter for how to use this system with virtually any casino game. Only $9.99 + S&H. If you buy my book, I guarantee that I will make money or your money back.
1. Bet the minimum amount on the "Red" or "Black" portion of the layout (does not matter which)
2. If you win, repeat #1 (change colors if you wish, it does not matter)
3. If you lose, DOUBLE YOUR BET and repeat at #1
4. Have infinite money, infinite time, and infinite allowance for bet size from the casino
Easy peasy. I sell a book with the complete description of the system including math and real-world examples and a BONUS chapter for how to use this system with virtually any casino game. Only $9.99 + S&H. If you buy my book, I guarantee that I will make money or your money back.
alphaniner
New member
Exactly. I instinctively knew that one shouldn't eat low-value foods like corn on the cob when high-value foods are available. But it was really just a "gut feeling" and I couldn't quantify it, so as a good nerd I had to do some research and some math... :biggrin1:
The Blue Fox
New member
I should clarify that I still say the player non-sprinting walking speed is too slow. Other than that, I'm good.
Oliwhere
New member
New survival skill learned: Math. The only thing that keeps you from making silly mistakes, like eating corn bread with a food bar above 130 - an thus eating an item with a negative expected food gain. :friendly_wink:
Maybe calculating and displaying the expected food gain based on the players food bar, food poisoning percent and the items food value isn't such a bad idea?