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I actually like the little dice game, I think it's an entertaining little homage to the good old tabletop RPG's.
Randomised number picking is how all computer games work to allow them to make decisions - it was called RND in the old Basic language. It's less randomised if it the random number range is influenced by a weighting system to provide bonuses and penalties. This is how all RPGs work not to mention every computer game in existence. If you didn't enable randomised picking of choices with various weightings how would the game decide anything?