>>5746358Realistically speaking, on a single roll there is a one in one hundred, i.e. a one percent chance of rolling a one. If we have one hundred rolls per thread, the odds would dictate that we should see a single one per thread. Now, this is a gross oversimplification of things, but that’s the gist of it. You can actually math that out more.
This shit, on the other hand, defies probability. According to a calculator, our odds of having rolled four ones (and this doesn’t even count the fact that Pepper managed to get two of them placed exactly on her own roll when we rolled for multiple characters) is six in a hundred thousand. Or one in sixteen-thousand-six-hundred-sixty-six-point-six. In other words, we got monumentally unlucky.
It would be truly fascinating if it didn’t piss me off.
