lets look at probability. In the area there can be 2 events one or the other not both at the same time. So 50/50.
So whats the probability of 1 or the other 20 times in row?
Rounded in Bungies favor 1/1,000,000
So lets say on average per hour 4 events spawn. Which equals 96 events a day. That event should happen then once every 10,400 days or every 28.5 years!
So to see that 2 times in the 5 days this event has been open seems deliberate not RNG.
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You're right, I hope someone prominent like a youtuber calls bungie out on this with the actual maths for having the gall to say it's rng. It just adds to how infuriating the issue is and now we have people getting empowered into believing it by the offical response from bungie.
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You forgot one thing. According to destinytracker.com, there were around 800k PvE players yesterday. That's 0.8 million. Every day there's most likely going to be 1 guy who gets that luck. That one guy is bound to come on here to complain about it because it seems ridiculous. So really, this isn't that unlikely at all.
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Those events are global public events and have nothing to do with how many are logged in. In fact the same code triggers for PC, Xbox and PS. You can fast travel back to same areas, it's still the same event. There has been public timers for destiny for 4 years. Telling you when an event would occur in the area, they couldn't tell you what, because it ran through their code. Those events are not different for anybody. They are same. When last Sunday I was waiting 8 hours for a Blight event, I was watching 2 other streamers at the time on different platforms getting the same cabal events in a row. There chats were blowing up with Cabal again? Sorry your understanding of how those events work is not correct.
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Huh. Didn't know that. One thing you still need to account for however is the player bias. Not many people are talking about when it DOES work 50/50 because they aren't even thinking about it. The only times you ever hear about it is when something ridiculous happens, and since there are 24 hours in a day that's somewhat likely.