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In real life the best strategy is to place 8- 6- 5- 9 on sheep- wheat- ore.

On this website however you'll win every time if you place on 2, 4, 11, or 3. Love that dice generator.

Looks like you have a winning strategy, you'll surely climb to the top of the rankings in no time.

Birdsofcanada wrote: ↑25 June 2025, 18:01 In real life the best strategy is to place 8- 6- 5- 9 on sheep- wheat- ore.

On this website however you'll win every time if you place on 2, 4, 11, or 3. Love that dice generator.

Prove it. We'll all be watching your ranking soar.

Birdsofcanada wrote: ↑25 June 2025, 18:01 In real life the best strategy is to place 8- 6- 5- 9 on sheep- wheat- ore.

On this website however you'll win every time if you place on 2, 4, 11, or 3. Love that dice generator.

I believe it cause I've SEEN it!

There are definite differences in playing on here and playing IRL.

Spies come out in pairs. If you get a Blue Dev card and so does another person, if you get the spy you use it on that other player who got the blue dev card. Chances are good it is another spy.

If you get the Inventor and another player gets a green dev, you are pretty sure they got one also.

I play IRL tourneys and this rarely happens. On this site you have to play like it is a fact. Invertors and Spies come out together 85% of the time.

FromLardToHard wrote: ↑22 July 2025, 19:25 Invertors and Spies come out together 85% of the time.

You have proof of this? analyzed thousands of game logs to come to this conclusion?

Suoivax wrote: ↑22 July 2025, 22:13

FromLardToHard wrote: ↑22 July 2025, 19:25 Invertors and Spies come out together 85% of the time.

You have proof of this? analyzed thousands of game logs to come to this conclusion?

Ask anyone who plays what happens if you get a spy and someone else gets a blue card. You play it against the person with the other blue card.

FromLardToHard wrote: ↑22 July 2025, 22:19

Suoivax wrote: ↑22 July 2025, 22:13

FromLardToHard wrote: ↑22 July 2025, 19:25 Invertors and Spies come out together 85% of the time.

You have proof of this? analyzed thousands of game logs to come to this conclusion?

Ask anyone who plays what happens if you get a spy and someone else gets a blue card. You play it against the person with the other blue card.

So, no, you have no proof.

Suoivax wrote: ↑23 July 2025, 00:55

FromLardToHard wrote: ↑22 July 2025, 22:19

Suoivax wrote: ↑22 July 2025, 22:13

You have proof of this? analyzed thousands of game logs to come to this conclusion?

Ask anyone who plays what happens if you get a spy and someone else gets a blue card. You play it against the person with the other blue card.

So, no, you have no proof.

If you can't see it, then you are being obtuse for the attention. The Algo is garbage and not random at all.

FromLardToHard wrote: ↑13 August 2025, 17:06

Suoivax wrote: ↑23 July 2025, 00:55

FromLardToHard wrote: ↑22 July 2025, 22:19

Ask anyone who plays what happens if you get a spy and someone else gets a blue card. You play it against the person with the other blue card.

So, no, you have no proof.

If you can't see it, then you are being obtuse for the attention. The Algo is garbage and not random at all.

I dont see it, no. Which is why I asked for proof.

Show me game logs, screenshot, something... anything at all.

If its soooo obvious, you really shouldn't have a problem proving it. Otherwise its just confirmation bias.