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Jesus, people who play Yugioh can't read at all lmao.
For the last time I'm not complaining about anything dude. I see people still didn't get nothing out of this topic. I'm literally just stating the draw is rigged and that it. Is that hard to understand that?
People who disagrees with that did they mockery already, and I already posted evidence of my claims too. For god sake, please stop twisting the topic point to another subject that has nothing to do with it if you don't want to hear more salty replies. It is just cringe.
Seriously, people nowadays really needs to improve their reading skills because apparently they only thing they can do is copy/paste stuff or type 2 lines of nonsense and insults.
And you clearly haven't read anything in this post past the title and the first description, otherwise you would see that I'm not just talking out of my ass for a thing that happend a couple times or so. I've linked 2 videos showing how unrealistic the odd of getting single copies of certain cards in big sized decks in a row, at the very starting hands or few draws later doesn't really fit to your "it is RGN working as it should". Not to mention that cards also does seems to appear paired up with other specific cards too often in a particular deck. In such way you can actually manipulate how many copies of a specific card you want in deck and pretty much predict that another card will show up next to those said cards, because the odds for it to happen are magically higher for some mysterious reason and happens way to often for mere coincidence. Also shuffling a single card from your hand or GY to the deck just for drawing the exact same card in your next draw, out of 30+ cards. Things that people can replicate for their own by using the exact same examples I gave or whatever else and take their own conclusion.
r/flatearth
Do you know what the concept of sample means? Or replication by any chance?
But okay then, I will go on my way of keep clicking on "sample 5 cards draw" for 10 hours straight and upload a video of it. Let's see how many people will sit and watch through the whole thing to collect the data. I could come back and claim that a X result repeated itself for more than 70% of the time in such interval of time, yet I really doubt anyone would go and watch everything to confirm such claim. Genius.
That's why the first video is short to simulate like 10 hands in row or 10 duels in a row if you like. To see the odds of specific cards showing up in the starting hand in that many duels.
While the second video had no sample limit and shows more of that, plus how specific cards are more likely to appear paired up or ordered really close to each other on starting hands/subsequent draws after one particular card shows up.
This doesn't limit just to what was in the video if this is what you trying to imply here. It happened the several times I clicked off camera while testing the cards combination and happened just as often after I clicked the record button to make the video. I'm sorry, but for me this is enough to see that there's definitely something fishy going on.
As I already said you don't have to take my word on this. You can keep clicking all day and gonna see this repeating endless way to often compared to what realistic odds would represent. Again, just try it and see for yourself.
And yes, the phenomenon is present in PvP. If you had read anything past the topic title and lastest replies you would know that. However it has been observed that going first or second does seems to affect which cards are more likely to show up. But it needs further testing.
Anyways, the fact that you simple ignored the frequency those events shows up in a so small sample size is laughable.
Also, I never said it is guaranteed that specific cards gonna show up in starting hands or draws. All I've said is that the chances for them to show up seems to be higher under the presence of some circumstances.
The cards showing up paired up or close by to specific others in a particular deck IS AN ACTUAL THING. I already got confirmation of that in the many tests I did using single copies of cards in 40, 50, and even 60 card decks. What remains a mystery is what exactly triggers this.
But yes, if you really feel so strongly about this, go ahead and do it for 10 hours. Record it all and upload it somewhere unedited and uncut. You know what the difference there would be? You would have a claim that would actually hold some weight behind it, unlike all of your previous posts, because (rough math of 1 hand a second for 10 hours) 36000 is a real sample size indicative of an actual pattern. Anybody wanting to argue against that would have to first prove the results were faked, instead of getting to logically dismiss you on account of having insignificant evidence in the first place. All you have done up to this point is pretend that you have provided any part of your burden of proof; a 10 hour unedited take would actually serve as that
Obviously if the game was blatant rigged this topic would not be necessary in the first place.
Maybe if you meta slaves started playing with decks there aren't fully made of cards that can search the entire deck and 3 copies of each you would start to see some fishy odds as well.
So far here some cards that have been observed to appear in starting hands and paired/close to each other with frequency:
Raigeki and Memory of Adversary¹ (in a 50 cards Ninja deck).
Saber Vault¹ and Sword of Sparkles¹.
(Single copy. Appeared in multiple X-Saber decks of variable sizes)
Raigeki and Black Hole¹
(a 60 cards test deck fully made of single copies of just traps and spell cards)
Single copy of cards observed to have high odds of showing up at starting hand/early draws regardless of deck size:
Sword of the Conceiling Light
Lightning Storm
Raigeki
Harpie's Feather Duster
Monster Reborn
Morphing Jar #2
Card Trader
Supply Squad
Shard of Greed
Autonomous Action Unit
Dark Hole
Nightmare Steelcage
Memory of Adversary
Fiendish Chain
Storming Mirror Force
Void Trap Hole
Swallow Flip
Theatening Roar
Only games with very low population are matching you with random people, due to the high loading times.
The coin flip, the starting hand, everything is predetermined.
Only "SOLO" 100% pure skill games, like Arcade, Car racing, Sport games etc. do not rely on pseudo RNG.
Even MOBA games like League of Legends have pseudo RNG, so you don't get a ridiculous high Win/Loss ratio.