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Edited by Pointynose:
3/7/2025 6:37:26 AM
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DEAR BUNGIE, 29 straight pinnacles. None of them arms.
Can we at least agree that’s a little excessive? Ppl call it bad RNG. But it can’t be RNG if it happens every…single…season.
Check my account. I’ve saved all 29 of my 2020 pinnacles that have dropped and none are arms. Why?
EDIT: I didn’t realize so many Bungie employees frequent the forums, willing to answer our questions. It’s refreshing.
EDIT #2: I’ve been updating the amount each time I get a new one. When I first posted it was 18 pinnacles.
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1 Reply[quote]Can we at least agree that’s a little excessive? Ppl call it bad RNG. But it can’t be RNG if it happens every…single…season. Check my account. I’ve saved all 26 of my 2020 pinnacles that have dropped and none are arms. Why?[/quote] What RNG Truly Means: Random Number Generator or Really Not Genuine Outcome After All? One such inquiry, perhaps the most often one in the iGaming industry, is indeed straightforward — is the random number generator (RNG) truly random? In short: no, not entirely, although it might be as much as possible in the first place. Thus…by the criterion of definition, which is also used in scientific elaborations, not a single RNG is random in online gambling or anywhere, for that matter. https://lcb.org/articles/what-rng-truly-means-random-number-generator-or-really-not-genuine-outcome-after-all
