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Some games you're Nuffle's favoured one, others you're the crap on the sole of his boot.
@Dode
there are matches where one side gets almost every bad roll, other matches where one side appears to be on bad luck up to a certain point, then the other starts to roll crap.
My guess was there is a random pick among the 2 teams on who is going to fail his rolls
Another example... I was playing dark elves vs orcs. after failing 3 dodges i started playing bashy because i got pissed off. result: 1 black orc dead a 2 injured blitzers... which is ridiculous.
could it be that i was sorted out to fail all dodges but succeed in blocks?
And this spoils the game, since there is no managing bad luck when you are going to fail no matter the chances.
@DarthPhysicist
i'm not "current generation"... i've actually played the board game since 2nd edition, and i don't think dicerolls on the board game get that bad. if you roll a die 10 times, there is no chance of rolling 6 times 1 in a row... (nor 6 six times for what matters), and i'm saying this because i started to write down the results of dicerolls...and some are just ridiculous.
@Hairy Coo.
I'm not complaining on my bad luck, i just think there is something wrong with the dicerolls that screws up matches. If so, better ask to look into it. if i'm the only one with issues, then i'll just live with it :D
problem is, you'll never know if your dodge play would have kept failling. Maybe you would have awesome dice one dodge too from this point. Plus armor break are more sensible to high dice roll than dodge (dodging on 6 or 2 has the same effect), so it's more spectacular when you roll theses on injuries.
I don't feel the dice are weird so far. Sometimes they are harsh, but when I look on onesandskulls, most of the time, they are correct, even if there is difference in their distribution. Sometimes I roll most of my 1s on GFI or dodge without rolling more 1 than the average overall.
Blood bowl will mess with your mind. I have my own personnal fear, and to this day, I still think my flesh golem are cursed (3 dub skull in 4 turn my last match. They are always the ones rolling these damn skulls).
But I never saw any real proof of dice manipulation.
Oh i know that feel bro!
I swear my orc team probably use some trash or enemy teeth instead of gold because ALL (no kidding, was like 4-5 times in a ROW) referees declined my bribes! I even take second apo instead of bribes because of that...
Before playing BB2 I played tabletop version waaay back in the day and consecutive double skulls and 1's that caused turnover after turnover happened alot... Like ALOT. Playing any game that uses dice (physically) always has those runs of "bad Luck" and when it happens when your rolling actual dice you put it down to be the unlukiest mofo ever. Your not rigging yourself and the dice dont have a mind of their own so there is nothing to point at and think is broken so you have to put it down to incredibly "bad luck".
The digital experience is different though your not fully in control, your not throwing actual dice, you press a button and a random result is spawned. So rahter than it being bad luck you got Quad double skulls for the 3rd turn in a row it is within the realm of possibility that the element of the process a digital one at that is broken... as I said it's an entirely natural reaction to have, especially if your newish to the game.
Even though I played tabletop and had the same bad luck on tabletop as BB2 when I first played I had games where I was sure that the RNG was broken. Truth is (after playing a fair amount of BB2 that its not broken it's just random and becuase its random you have games where all the dice go your way and your opponent gets screwed, games where its the opposite and I am fairly certain way more games where its everything inbetween. You just dont remember those games becuase nothing wierd or broken (to you atleast) happened.
Another big factor in your perception is how experienced/good you are at the game. I am not commenting on your skills/experience per see (you could be the greatest player ever) but when I was posting the same "I think the RNG is broken" posts on these forums many experienced coaches and all the videos / streamers always mentioned that once you learn to minimize your risks/dice rolls you game improves and your "Bad Luck" is minimized also. It's true, I am not the greatest coach ever (far from it probably) but I do minimize my risks / dice rolls and those games were everthign goes to ♥♥♥♥ for me happen far less often.
Point is that the RNG isnt broken (although it may feel that way sometimes), how you play the game makes a difference (honestly it really does) and if you plan strategies that dont involve needless blocks, crazy dodges and most of all GFI's (unless its a game changer) then you will have less Bad Luck games and in 6 months from now you can be the dude/dudette that frustates the the poster of the "RNG is broken" post becuase you've obviously not had games as one sided as theres were (FYI everyone thats posted has had as ♥♥♥♥♥♥ or ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ games than you :))
It does however not mean you remember all dice rolls, nor does it mean it is not random.
Just curse nuffle like the rest of us and you'll be fine.
LOL
Try verify game cache. It won't help, but at least you did something about it. =)