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RyuFive[1635537]Reporter
· 19 likes · noone has ever won 2 games of RR in a row its unthinkable he is the chosen one
CornHub[2423014]
· 12 likes · "I decided to test this again. I needed concrete evidence." "concrete evidence." 2 games, lol
Z_senior[2020322]
· 8 likes · Please remove his $30 winnings
The mere fact that you used 'Maybe the game thinks we already took the bullet' tells me you have absolutely no clue how does programming work, no offense though (I'm not a programmer either, but I like to meddle with coding here and there). I'm pretty sure that being in the hospital has absolutely no effect on your chance of winning.
Ruthless[2489935] · #14
Don't give us the bs about RR being random, Its not. Dont ask for an logical explanation. I just know its not random
Hospitalizing right before games does not affect the outcome of the game. Its all RNG.
I've played hundreds of RR games in which I have hospital myself in some before the game took place and I still lose the game.
Edit: If given by your logic that hospitalizing yourself before game took place could be a guaranteed win, how does a winner is decided when both the host and guest hospital themselves before the game took place? Does that mean they both will win the game?