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MaskotCC wrote
at 12:27 PM, Sunday August 12, 2012 EDT
kostur defended 3v3, 8 to 8, (1,1,6 to 6,1,1)
kostur defended 3v3, 8 to 8, (1,3,4 to 4,3,1) |
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NightFury wrote
at 1:45 PM, Sunday August 12, 2012 EDT how is that suspicious?
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MaskotCC wrote
at 2:00 PM, Sunday August 12, 2012 EDT both 3v3s both 8 to 8 and they're the the exact opposite of rolls 1,1,6 to 6,1,1
1,3,4 to 4,3,1 RYAN! |
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Gurgi wrote
at 2:19 PM, Sunday August 12, 2012 EDT i love looking at patterns also
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Thraxle wrote
at 8:50 AM, Monday August 13, 2012 EDT Chaos Theory
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Louis Cypher wrote
at 10:17 AM, Monday August 13, 2012 EDT Ryan using Crack and Perl to us rolls multiple times. Reuse is faster than starting rnd() again and computation time is limited. Reversing short words (4 digits) is easy to test passwords... Simple as that.
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leeeroy jenkins wrote
at 11:03 PM, Monday August 13, 2012 EDT chance of a 3-digit attack roll being reversed by the defender is 1/216. chance of it happening 2x in a row is 1/46656. I would bet that curtis has had over 100,000 rolls in his kdice career. it would be stranger if this had NEVER happened...
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ChristianSoldier wrote
at 11:27 PM, Monday August 13, 2012 EDT bad analysis on so many levels leeroy.
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