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Someone tell me why Gore thinks the risk of death does
not go up with more time spent exping? With that logic
I might as well run 15x across a highway, not just one.
Or maybe I'll spend 4 hours in the scope of a sniper,
instead of 1 second. ooo Ooo! or maybe I'll breathe in
Asbestos for 30 years instead of an hour, same risk for
cancer right!?!? fuck it! I'll smoke cigs for 50yrs
and same chance of dying as one drag
- blackstar -
not go up with more time spent exping? With that logic
I might as well run 15x across a highway, not just one.
Or maybe I'll spend 4 hours in the scope of a sniper,
instead of 1 second. ooo Ooo! or maybe I'll breathe in
Asbestos for 30 years instead of an hour, same risk for
cancer right!?!? fuck it! I'll smoke cigs for 50yrs
and same chance of dying as one drag
- blackstar -
Rating:
-12
Votes:
22
Contrary to all your idiotic examples, the level
blocks you have previously earned do not clear
with a death. I.e. there is not a cumulative risk,
like there is with running 15x across the highway.
The risk of death per level block (2meg of exp)
has not increased (only the risk of dying atleast
once when making enough blocks to reach a high
level). Hence, to me, it doesn't make much sense
to tune the size of those blocks, if the issue is
really with the overall cost of the level.
++ Gore
blocks you have previously earned do not clear
with a death. I.e. there is not a cumulative risk,
like there is with running 15x across the highway.
The risk of death per level block (2meg of exp)
has not increased (only the risk of dying atleast
once when making enough blocks to reach a high
level). Hence, to me, it doesn't make much sense
to tune the size of those blocks, if the issue is
really with the overall cost of the level.
++ Gore
Rating:
5
Votes:
5
Gore wrote:
Contrary to all your idiotic examples, the level
blocks you have previously earned do not clear
with a death. I.e. there is not a cumulative risk,
like there is with running 15x across the highway.
The risk of death per level block (2meg of exp)
has not increased (only the risk of dying atleast
once when making enough blocks to reach a high
level). Hence, to me, it doesn't make much sense
to tune the size of those blocks, if the issue is
really with the overall cost of the level.
++ Gore
blocks you have previously earned do not clear
with a death. I.e. there is not a cumulative risk,
like there is with running 15x across the highway.
The risk of death per level block (2meg of exp)
has not increased (only the risk of dying atleast
once when making enough blocks to reach a high
level). Hence, to me, it doesn't make much sense
to tune the size of those blocks, if the issue is
really with the overall cost of the level.
++ Gore
4, 6, 8, 10 would logically result in 12 as the next step, not 20.
Rating:
3
Votes:
5
Quote:
Gore wrote:
Contrary to all your idiotic examples, the level
blocks you have previously earned do not clear
with a death. I.e. there is not a cumulative risk,
like there is with running 15x across the highway.
The risk of death per level block (2meg of exp)
has not increased (only the risk of dying atleast
once when making enough blocks to reach a high
level). Hence, to me, it doesn\'t make much sense
to tune the size of those blocks, if the issue is
really with the overall cost of the level.
++ Gore
blocks you have previously earned do not clear
with a death. I.e. there is not a cumulative risk,
like there is with running 15x across the highway.
The risk of death per level block (2meg of exp)
has not increased (only the risk of dying atleast
once when making enough blocks to reach a high
level). Hence, to me, it doesn\'t make much sense
to tune the size of those blocks, if the issue is
really with the overall cost of the level.
++ Gore
4, 6, 8, 10 would logically result in 12 as the next step, not 20.
formula\'
Rating:
2
Votes:
2
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