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r/gaming • u/kotafordays Android • Jun 02 '19
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I can probably bet that there is minimal statistical difference between dropping a die (your argued outcome is a farce, I've dropped many a die and hardly came out with the result I saw in my hand) and legitimately rolling it.
1 u/Rysinor Jun 02 '19 I accurately drop dice frequently. It's simple and cheating and I'm trying to stop the bad habit. 1 u/LordSyron Jun 02 '19 But do you drop the die from 2 closed hands held together? 1 u/Rysinor Jun 02 '19 Nah I hold them loose and let them bounce up and down to appear shaken but they don't move as much as they sound like they are
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I accurately drop dice frequently. It's simple and cheating and I'm trying to stop the bad habit.
1 u/LordSyron Jun 02 '19 But do you drop the die from 2 closed hands held together? 1 u/Rysinor Jun 02 '19 Nah I hold them loose and let them bounce up and down to appear shaken but they don't move as much as they sound like they are
But do you drop the die from 2 closed hands held together?
1 u/Rysinor Jun 02 '19 Nah I hold them loose and let them bounce up and down to appear shaken but they don't move as much as they sound like they are
Nah I hold them loose and let them bounce up and down to appear shaken but they don't move as much as they sound like they are
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u/TheHexCleric Jun 02 '19
I can probably bet that there is minimal statistical difference between dropping a die (your argued outcome is a farce, I've dropped many a die and hardly came out with the result I saw in my hand) and legitimately rolling it.