Dev doesn't understand math at all

>dev doesn't understand math at all
>consequently his balancing is eternally fucked because he thinks going from 10% resist to 20% is as good as going from 80% to 90%

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it's not?

The % is hard to understand because people keep changing what does it mean.

Is it either 0% to 100% or
-% to Infinite%

Hard to understand because Americans are dumbest fucking niggers on this earth.

>Math is hard

Only Probability.
I'm an engineer and thinking about Probability in higher mathemtics is fucking retarded because it goes against your inner logic.
See Monthy Hall problem.
See a majority of the people on 4channel not knowing the right answer to simple question that float around this website

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>See Monty Hall problem
I still fucking hate this since it barely makes any logical sense to me.

no you dumb high school flunkout
suppose you have 10hp (this number is arbitrary and can be replaced with any other)
10% resist to 20% means your EHP goes from 11.111 EHP to 12.5 EHP
80% resist to 90% means your EHP goes from 50 EHP to 100 EHP
0% to 100%
>fucking retarded because it goes against your inner logic.
Kind of like using a tripcode?

based retard

its really baffling how poorly balanced most games are even when they are made by experienced devs

of course you have to consider other factors than just pure numbers, but thats why you have playtesting

>Revealing 1 door with no connection to the other 2 doors should leave a logical 50/50 chance
>Mathematically it's actually 66/33

>High school dropouts who read the Wiki article think they are enlightened
If i would post a single probability task you guys would literally stop posting

That nigger could have discarded the remaining door but he didn't, it's likely he is hiding something. In contrast your initial door has no assurance so it's less trustworthy.

Lol looked up the monty hall problem and running a bunch simulation, it checks out.

70% success switching doors and 30% keeping the same for now but I'm sure if I keep going it'll level out to 66/33. That's pretty fucking Neato.

Maybe; my specialty is abstract algebra, not probability.
Your specialty, however, is fanboying over Nintendo and asking for literal tranny porn.

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huh another proof that faggots enjoy public humiliation

лмao

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holy shit, what a fucking omegafaggot

Kek eternal nintentranny at it again

(OP)
overwatch perhaps?

The circumstances in which you chose the door don't change just because one is opened. Your first guess has 33% chance to be right your second has 50% chance so it's always better to choose the other door.

>this is posted
>he immediately abandons thread
lmao
the kicker is he could avoid this shame if he just stopped tripfagging

>suppose you have 10hp (this number is arbitrary and can be replaced with any other)
>10% resist to 20% means your EHP goes from 11.111 EHP to 12.5 EHP
>80% resist to 90% means your EHP goes from 50 EHP to 100 EHP
explain

Got any other tripcodes so I can filter these wannabe Zig Forums celebs?

Which sword would you take?

Protip:There is only one right answer

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Okay, so 10% resist means any damage you take is reduced by 10%, right? Equivalently, you're multiplying all damage you take by 0.9. Still following?
To compute your effective HP, you divide by that number. 10/0.9=11.111. 20% resist means you multiply the incoming damage by 0.8, so you divide by 0.8.
The problem is, as you get closer and closer to 100% resist, the value rockets up higher and higher. 100% resist, of course, means immunity to damage.
If you want to see this graphically, google "1/x" and start your mouse at the x-axis position of 1. Slowly move it towards 0 and you'll see how it rockets up faster and faster.

that is... not correct though.

When will you stop leeching off your poor mother?

wrong

Problem is diminishing returns (and also your math. It should be (Current HP + (Current HP * Percentage)), not what ever you did)

Sure, the 50 is a much bigger difference, but depending on the damage you can receive, it won’t matter.
The more of a stat you have, the less each if the differences makes.

Left one of course. 50% is huge miss. You can miss for 100% of time.

if you don't pick red you have no balls

can u share some of your tranny porn pls

100%. I'm not feeling very lucky today. Normally I'd take the red sword, and by sheer meme magic and autism powers, it would hit every time.

Suppose you have 90% resist and you take 10 damage. Then after the resist you only take 1 damage. It'll thus take ten hits to do exactly your HP. Therefore, your EHP is 100.

You have a 75% chance to do the same damage as the blue one or more, so red

Yeah I see it now, thanks.

What does "higher mathematics" even mean?

Diminishing returns doesn't apply to resistances though. If they're being calculated honestly (i.e., no built-in diminishing returns) then they just get more valuable the more you have. They have INCREASING returns.
The formula for EHP is (HP/(1-resistance)). So, if you have 80% resistance for example, (10/(1-.8)) gives you (10/.2)=50