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Wouldn't it be a serious challenge to tie the proof to the die itself and prove that it had not been altered later?
by MattGaiser 5y ago
Wouldn't it be a serious challenge to tie the proof to the die itself and prove that it had not been altered later?
- geoduck14 5y agoI was primarily focused on the initial buyer. As in, I'm going to buy dice for myself, and I want a set that are balanced. Also, regarding home tests. The cost of an individual buying multiple sets of dice and discarding the unbalanced sets until you have a single balanced set is... you have to buy multiple sets of dice Edit: I'll concede that focusing on the initial buyer may be too limiting, but that is where I started with this idea