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Post by jeremyat on Jul 26, 2012 15:22:37 GMT -5
This sounds like a case of selective memory. I cannot believe that if you play 10 games with a deck of 5 PPs that you'll never draw one in your opening hand. Now try that with 20 games, 30, and report back the results please. It was the deck destruction deck. It's not selective memory--I know how frequently I drew a PP with that deck. I'd try it now and report back the results, but I have no desire to lose 10-30 games in a row.  There's no way that deck can match up with the decks that are out there now. |
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Post by Tuism on Jul 26, 2012 15:39:09 GMT -5
It doesn't matter *which* deck, if there's 5 of a card, and you play it 10 times without seeing it once in your opening hand, you can report it  any card |
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Post by Hurdler on Jul 27, 2012 12:43:59 GMT -5
This is pure random and done client side. should be easy to select your draw on a hacked iOS device then if you are 1337. In offline mode, you have a chance (and we really don't care), but not in a multiplayer. The random seed is synchronized over the network. If someone try to cheat, it will result in an NOOS. |
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Post by Pete on Jul 28, 2012 0:15:17 GMT -5
should be easy to select your draw on a hacked iOS device then if you are 1337. In offline mode, you have a chance (and we really don't care), but not in a multiplayer. The random seed is synchronized over the network. If someone try to cheat, it will result in an NOOS. maybe that why there are so many noos errors. |
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Post by kackman73 on Jul 28, 2012 16:14:01 GMT -5
In offline mode, you have a chance (and we really don't care), but not in a multiplayer. The random seed is synchronized over the network. If someone try to cheat, it will result in an NOOS. maybe that why there are so many noos errors. Now I'm going to be suspicious of anyone I play who uses a draw card that resolves into a NOOS. |
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There's no way that deck can match up with the decks that are out there now. 
