C2_Games
C2_Games
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22nd Apr 2021
22nd Apr 2021
This simulation has a 0.0023% chance to turn on the switch. Pretty simple to do, but amazing how fast chances can stack on eachother making things less and less propable!
hemadeit math random chance never gonna giveyou science

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  • C2_Games
    C2_Games
    22nd Apr 2021
    james177, that is correct. That is the technical minimum according to the stats, but it could do it when you start, or it could just never do it.
  • C2_Games
    C2_Games
    22nd Apr 2021
    Oh really luke, I guess I did my math wrong! Thanks for letting me know!
  • LukeO_V2
    LukeO_V2
    22nd Apr 2021
    It's even less likely than what the post says. If each individual MERC particle has a 1/3 chance, and if there are 144 particles, the whole thing has a 1 in 3^144 chance, which is 1 in 5.07e+68.
  • LeGasp
    LeGasp
    22nd Apr 2021
    i did the 0.04 percent chance thingy.
  • james177
    james177
    22nd Apr 2021
    oh wait it's 432, i didn't see the calculation
  • james177
    james177
    22nd Apr 2021
    correct me if i'm wrong
  • james177
    james177
    22nd Apr 2021
    if it's 0.0023% chance, it means i will need to wait 23,000 sparks to turn on the switch?
  • C2_Games
    C2_Games
    22nd Apr 2021
    An interesting concept that has to do with compound propability.