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i took track on piece of paper how many games, today i play 25 games and i get impostor 1 time
yesterday i play 10 game i get 0 impostor
i only play in server with 2 impostor
i wonder does this mean u have 20% chance to get it or 10% chance for first pick then 11,111% on 2nd pick?
play 100 games. then tally up the times you are imposter. You should get 10 imposter games.
The way the game decides imposter works, just dont expect to get 3 games in a row.
play 50 games with 2 imposters and tell me how many times you get it. ten times, so a total of 500 games.
probabilities do not "remember" previous results. so every time you "flip the coin" you have the same chances.
in other words, if you flip a coin, and it comes up heads 9 times, you still have a 50% chance to get heads next flip.
no rly ill get my notebook and a nice pen lets do this boys
someone else want to do it too?
Bro you have to multiply the probabilities of each chance occurring. Its not just 50/50. Its 50/50 on the first one, but the second one, probability of you being imposter twice in a row, or not, is even less. The more times you are not the imposter, should mean the MORE likely you are to become one.
sure, what you described is the probability of any one result coming out in a sequence, but what you're forgetting is that every other possible result has the same probability.
5 heads in a row is as likely as 5 tails in a row is as likely as any combo of heads or tales.
and furthermore, the "coin" (RNG in our case) does not remember prior results. any time you flip it, it is the same odds.
when you join a game, you always have the same chances to be imposter, given the same number of players and same number of possible imposters. so, in the usual example of 10 players with one imposter, it is always 1/10, every single time.