81–90 of 150 posts
Gee, looks like this shows how great it is to rely on a platform to build something sustainable. Invalid API Key
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Why would someone not spin the revolver?
From what I can see, the opponent never spins. So I guess if you survive without spinning, they are more likely to lose on the next attempt.
I once read that the chance of Russian Roulette is NOT 1:6 but more like 1:600, since you play with one bullet and the weight of the bullet makes it relatively unlikely that the bullet stops next to the top position in the barrel when you spin it. Don't know if this is true but in the end, it doesn't matter for this stupid game.
I once read that the chance of Russian Roulette is NOT 1:6 but more like 1:600, since you play with one bullet and the weight of the bullet makes it relatively unlikely that the bullet stops next to the top position in the barrel when you spin it. Don't know if this is true but in the end, it doesn't matter for this stupid game.
Spinning the cylinder is also bad for the revolver's timing and cylinder stop/cylinder flutes. So, the odds of pissing off the gun's owner are near 100%, even if you don't end up dead.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Actually, it's 1/2 chance since it's either "yes" or "no".
Ahh, the freshman probability theorem. AKA the Lotto player's defense.
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/thu-april-30-2009/large-ha...
I once read that the chance of Russian Roulette is NOT 1:6 but more like 1:600, since you play with one bullet and the weight of the bullet makes it relatively unlikely that the bullet stops next to the top position in the barrel when you spin it. Don't know if this is true but in the end, it doesn't matter for this stupid game.