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How many non-free transactions would you be willing to pay for? Ps: Also, a manipulative pretend-random drop function could easily be made to adhere to defined
by usrusr 8y ago
How many non-free transactions would you be willing to pay for?
Ps: Also, a manipulative pretend-random drop function could easily be made to adhere to defined overall droprates without sacrificing any individual manipulation. Detecting "bad luck" that only strikes when the system detects willingness to keep rolling the dice until some local goal is achieved would not be easy even with a complete dataset.
- bryanrasmussen 8y agoI agree the non-free transactions thing is a problem, however some organizations might be willing to do it as part of an investigation? However for the second point, given what I know about programming as a discipline, I'm not sure that the probable bad actors have gone through a lot of effort to hide their gaming of the system, or that if they have made the effort to make said function that it actually works as envisioned and does not leave its own telltale traces.