HoundofShadow said: I interpret it as he hopes that the dev don't intentionally select teamups for enemies that could turn the tide of matches, especially in challenge nodes. For example, giving opponents cheap teamup that stuns your team or characters.
Prisoner701 said: Opened 140 tokens in the Miraculous Adam Warlock hoping for one of him and got nothing. Going back to hoarding until he hits LL, I guess.
OJSP said: sambrookjm said: Good - Just hit the 400 boosts used reward for the Milestone Quest.Meh - The reward? 2-star Wasp Gauntlets...Edit - Oh, and there wasn't any Red ISO for the duplicate support either... The reward for using 400 boosts is actually Web-Shooters. Maybe it wasn't a duplicate and that's why you didn't get any red iso for it?
sambrookjm said: Good - Just hit the 400 boosts used reward for the Milestone Quest.Meh - The reward? 2-star Wasp Gauntlets...Edit - Oh, and there wasn't any Red ISO for the duplicate support either...
HoundofShadow said: Please read up on how probability work before calling it a scam. Some players in Reddit would like to disagree with that statement. At least two players got Adam Warlock by opening 10x packs.Besides, the odd of getting Warlock is 166 or 250 and they have their own separate RNG counter. If you opened 3 40x pack and 2 10x, you hit 120/166 and 20/250.
helix72 said: This is how the math works. I've got an advanced degree in math, so I assure you, it is correct. Here is how it works:You have a 1/166 chance to get a 5* on each of the 40 drawsSo the chance of not getting a 5* is 1-1/166= 165/166 on each of the 40 drawsThe chance of not getting a 5* on any of your 40 pulls is (165/166)^40 = .785So you have a 78.5% chance of not getting any 5* on any of your pullsWhich means you have a 1 - 78.5% = 21.5% chance of getting at least one 5* in a 40 pack
sambrookjm said: helix72 said: This is how the math works. I've got an advanced degree in math, so I assure you, it is correct. Here is how it works:You have a 1/166 chance to get a 5* on each of the 40 drawsSo the chance of not getting a 5* is 1-1/166= 165/166 on each of the 40 drawsThe chance of not getting a 5* on any of your 40 pulls is (165/166)^40 = .785So you have a 78.5% chance of not getting any 5* on any of your pullsWhich means you have a 1 - 78.5% = 21.5% chance of getting at least one 5* in a 40 pack I figured you were a math geek with your work in probability in some of the other threads I've read, helix. Advanced Engineering degree here. Yes, PiMacleod, this is how the math works over large sample sizes.helix72 did the math correctly for no 5-stars. For a single 5-star, the odds are (40 pulls in the pack) * [(165/166) ^ 39] * [1/166], or about 19%For a very lucky pack with two 5-star covers, the odds are [(40 * 39 / 2)] * [(165/166) ^ 38] * [(1/166)^2], or about 2.2%It gets much, much worse for anything beyond that.These numbers hold true for very large sample sizes, so you may get unlucky and get ten 40-packs without any 5-star covers. The odds of that are 1-(165/166)^400, or about 9%. Not very likely, but still possible...and will happen about 9% of the time, in fact!As someone who had a 0/9/0 Nick Fury before saved covers were a thing, trust me when I say that these things happen. The odds of nine consecutive covers of a particular color for the same character are roughly 1-in-20,000. (1-in-3^9, or 19,683 to be precise)