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Vs the computer all draws are skipped and the computer just picks a different choice. Or so I heard.
I am fine with taht since it saves time without skipping the game.
It can 'predict' your choice even when you choose the same item three times in a row.
But there is NO cheating.
This is just an incredibly advanced AI of the type that bookie-punters and governments have been looking for for years. SO keep it quiet or the game will be stolen from the internet.
You may FEEL like the AI is cheating just to make you feel stupid and give the game a chance to beat you but that isn't it at all. You are stupid. the AI really is THAT smart and can outthink you on half power. SO Shhhhhh.. or everyone will want it.
Oh god it's almost self aware! Burn it with fire before it's too late!
I think the higher your intimidation/charm /reason is relative to your opponents, the less percentage for the opponent to chose the "winning move".
The way they implemented this rock paper scissor thing was not made to feel realistic (because its not realistic at all), it was made to put your intimidation/charm/reason stats to good use.
Personally i think they couldve found a better way for this than the rock paper scissors but whatever, its not so important either way.