I have a fishing order which asks, among others, for 20 Spiney Lobsters.
I did not have any and so, I went on to fish them.
After fishing up some 1.199 of crabs/lobsters, I noticed (with the exception of Dungeoness Crabs) that among the 12 named crabs/lobsters the ones I got the least were the ones I actually were asked from the order (and that I needed the most.......)
Just a RNG coincidence ?
I found it really odd that among 12 types I fished, that exactly the one I needed the most is the one I fished up the least.....
How can the RNG be so precise as to exactly pinpoint what I need the most and spawn it the least ???
Or do I need, perhaps, to conclude that maybe there is a connection between what the fishing order says and what the RNG does ??
P.S. By the way, when posting up a table format, how can I put in tabs so that I can align the numbers nicely for an easier reading ?
I did not have any and so, I went on to fish them.
After fishing up some 1.199 of crabs/lobsters, I noticed (with the exception of Dungeoness Crabs) that among the 12 named crabs/lobsters the ones I got the least were the ones I actually were asked from the order (and that I needed the most.......)
Just a RNG coincidence ?
I found it really odd that among 12 types I fished, that exactly the one I needed the most is the one I fished up the least.....
How can the RNG be so precise as to exactly pinpoint what I need the most and spawn it the least ???
Or do I need, perhaps, to conclude that maybe there is a connection between what the fishing order says and what the RNG does ??
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Type Amount Percentage
Crab 317 26,44%
Lobster 367 30,61%
Crusty Lobster 47 3,92%
Fred Lobster 46 3,84%
Hummer Lobster 38 3,17%
Rock Lobster 42 3,50%
Shovel-Nose Lobster 56 4,67%
[b]Spiney Lobster 29 2,42%[/b]
Apple Crab 46 3,84%
Blue Crab 42 3,50%
Dungeoness Crab 31 2,59%
King Crab 46 3,84%
Rock Crab 48 4,00%
Snow Crab 44 3,67%
Total 1,199 100%