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Just as with any standard PRNG (e.g. Mersenne twister) the outcome may be fully predictable with some information about the state or the previous rolls, but its
by PeterisP 4y ago
Just as with any standard PRNG (e.g. Mersenne twister) the outcome may be fully predictable with some information about the state or the previous rolls, but its still usable; and the general distribution of values matches what is desired for that section of the game.
- teddyh 4y agoThat’s not what I meant. Say that the first roll was a 1. Then you know that for at least 100 rolls, you won’t get a 1 anymore. And with more rolls, more numbers are eliminated.