Guys, I have a strange question to ask...
Let's say, I did a 5 pull, got the results, and then time traveled back to the point right before my 5 pull, and pulled again. Would my results be the same?
What if I were about to pull right now at 3:05pm PST, and decided to wait until 3:10pm PST. Would my results be different than what they would have been at 3:05pm PST? What if I waited until the next day to make the pull?
Any thought or input on this would be greatly appreciated!
This depends on what the seed is for the random number generator.
Theoretically, no matter what you do, if you were to go back in time and pull at the exact same millisecond and change nothing else (meaning, not slapping your friend's phone out of their hand so they can't pull before you do or making a post on neogaf distracting someone from pulling at the exact same moment they were going to previously) then your result should always, always be the same.
If the seed is time, it uses the variables of the time to determine the numbers for the pull. To put it in simple terms, it uses the digits of time (12:32:54:78) into an algorithm along with the percentages and bonus percentages from your rolls without a 5*, and spits out the result. This can be compounded with variables such as another random number generator that runs on time...and well, it can get complicated.
Another seed could be 'number of pulls'. If 7900 people pulled in a rolling 2 minutes, this could be used to randomly generate numbers to plug into an algorithm, and so on. It could be a combination of the above, or something totally different. The algorithm has to be complex and nearly unbreakable, and the variables that go into that algorithm have to be constantly changing.
Basically, it comes down to the fact that if you pull at 6:10, then go back in time, don't pull at 6:10, but pull at 6:11, you will get a different result.
also this is stupid and ur dum lol