You do realise that if one player happens to get more resources in the early rounds because of the rolls, that does give them an advantage that increases their chance of winning the entire game? That doesn't mean anything is rigged, just the predictable consequences of unpredicted initial luck.Sphoenx wrote: ↑25 September 2026, 05:08 Dice roll rigged. system chooses the winner on the first few rolls. you will notice that there is a certain player who gets the dice to always roll his resources, even if its a 2 or 11. we even lose to a player who only have 3s and 11s because it rolls the 3s and 11s three times more than the 8s and 6s. better yet remove what you were saying that it rolls more for 6 and 8 thats why they are red, buts its not true with this RIGGED SYSTEM.
So can you share your data set showing this? How is the system supposedly selecting the winner? Where is your collected data that shows the dice are not conforming to expected distributions of rolls over the long term? (The behaviour of the dice in a single game is statistically insignificant.) If you don't have data to share that can be analysed meaningfully, then all you've got is an unremarkable anecdote, which we've seen so many times before. So far, no one's claims of rigged dice have stood up to any analysis.
