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Muster up remaining strength and complete the current chapter. Bring the game to a logical close, then reboot it.

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Same as 1, but a whole new game will be started instead, still Multiworld, but no longer Madness.

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Get just this last turn done and reboot the game. No point wasting energy if updating takes so long.

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Get the last turn done and start a new game project.

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Total Members Voted: 86

[Kashyyk]

Only on bay12 would you get a serious conversation about how to program doomsday dice cascader.

[Sean Mirrsen]

Well, there's no serious reason not to, so why the flying funk not?

Although there's a reason for me not to program it currently. It currently made me remember how to do long multiplication, and now requires me to reproduce it in code, while operating with strings instead of numbers. It ain't gonna be pretty. I'd much rather get a new turn out.

[Dermonster]

In other news my RTD has gotten its first casualty.

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1: Piester. Transformed into Master Chief. Started to Dissolve. Hurled Self into Magma.

I SHALL USE YOUR RTD FOR STUFF NOBODY CARES ABOUT. HAHAHA.

GOD I'm annoying!

[qwertyuiopas]

Oh. I accidentally iterated one too many times.

Nevermind then.

[Akhier the Dragon hearted]

I like this! arguing over numbers no one in general gets. heh a lot of people don't even understand the difference between a billion and a trillion till you explain some. On the number thing a random number is random so putting a lot of d10s in a row would technically be just as random as if you used a BFD, of course you would have to count the result of 10 as if it where 0 like you would when rolling a d100 using the 2 d10 methods... I just realized that of course the thing would work alright because it is already used for the d100.

[Sean Mirrsen]

HAHAA!

Cascader!

It's as good an implementation as I could muster.
Requirements: Hands, Mouse, Computer that has .NET Framework 2.0.
I tried the Xd10 approach, but it had this awful tendency to always go for the huge numbers. (it basically requires several 0's to be rolled in a row at the end of the number) So I added a random call to see how many digits would be rolled for. The result seems acceptable.

[Dermonster]

haHA! IT WORKS!

CHEESE DELUXE WILL RISE AGAIN!

Thank you for doing something so utterly ridiculous!

edit:
Die Crucible #6 Contains a d11065421949696!
Roll result is 9!

May i say it works fairly close to the original?

[Sean Mirrsen]

In case you're interested, the "Please wait 1 second while the CDCDRD recharges" line is because I seed the randomizer on the current hour+minute+second. Which is, now that I think of it, ridiculous. Wait a sec, I'll redo it to be year+month+day+hour+minute+second+millisecond.

[Sean Mirrsen]

You should redownload it now, same link.

[Dermonster]

this is much faster.

Master Die showeth '3'!
3 Die Crucibles Activating!
Die Crucible #1 Contains a d6!
Roll result is 1!
Die Crucible #2 Contains a d6!
Roll result is 1!
Die Crucible #3 Contains a d6!
Roll result is 1!

*Frowns* it seems to lean toward epic fails. I'm seeing a lot of ones here.

[Sean Mirrsen]

Haha, yes, it can do that too. Fun thing.

edit: I image that would've been unpleasant:
Master Die showeth '6'!
6 Die Crucibles Activating!
Die Crucible #1 Contains a d6!
Roll result is 5!
Die Crucible #2 Contains a d210!
Roll result is 19!
Die Crucible #3 Contains a d3990!
Roll result is 832!
Die Crucible #4 Contains a d3319680!
Roll result is 901!
Die Crucible #5 Contains a d298101031680!
Roll result is 5046405!
Die Crucible #6 Contains a d141043385367741010103100!
Roll result is 292603848886588735666!

[Dermonster]

i can't even tell where one would be on a numberline in relation to the other and zero.

anyway, rolls?

[Sean Mirrsen]

Rolls? Sure!
6,3,2,3,4,3,1,6,3,5,1,2,6,1,2,1,3,1,4,2,2,2,2,1,2,2,5,1,3,2,1,5,1,4. In order and without bonuses. Happy?

Yes, it won't be a very good turn.

[RAM]

Needs more 6s...

[Frelock]

Number of rolls which succeeded:12
Number of rolls which failed: 10
Number of "fun" rolls:12

Probability of this happening: I'm a math major, and I still say screw statistics.