Man I'm bored, lets see that mathmatic idea of six shooter in a 20 player enviroment assuming all wounds would be spread equally!
Alright, we have a 1/3 chance of a instant kill, but a 1/6 chance of a gun jam and another 1/3 chance of wounding, 3 would have a jammed gun, taking them out of the equation, 17 next round, assuming we have a limiter probability, 7 people die, also assuming that no jammers get hurt, leaving us with 10 at the round unaccounted for, 3 more miss, leaving 7 left, those seven theoretically wound each other but that leaves one unaccounted for and in a linear probability world I wouldn't be able to calculate what happens to him, so the seventh will take one out by wounding again, but wait! Probability would assume he or she gets another killing shot on a wounded, through a 5 or 6, we got 8 people (from hitting with 5 or 6) and another 3 who got arm shot, who now have a 1/6 chance of instant kill shot, so:
Round one: 8 killed, 3 out because of gun jam for next round, 3 arm wounded, 3 leg wounded, 3 miss, 12 left:
With eleven people who only have a 1/6 chance of killing, 1 kills a gun jammed guy, one of the leg wounded scores a kill on another gun jammed guy, 9 left unaccounted for, 5 wounded left with only one scoring a wound on another, 7 wounded, 8 unaccounted, 9 alive, 5 wounded still unaccounted, another wounds, 6 unaccounted.
OH GOD BRAIN MELTDOWN.
The main problem is in my equation is there's too many human elements in it, too many chances and too many coincidences as well,