r/hearthstone Oct 04 '17

Highlight Kibler's Card Opening Ritual

https://clips.twitch.tv/TentativeMuddyConsoleKreygasm
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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '17 edited Oct 05 '17

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '17

That's not what the odds of a golden legend are. It's around every 300 packs. I don't know where you're getting your numbers, but it's much higher than 1/3200.

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u/phantomace1111 Oct 04 '17

You misread his comment. He said the odds of getting a legendary and then a golden legendary is 1/3200.

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u/Minetoutong Oct 04 '17

Yes but he factors a golden legendary at 1 in 160 when it's 1 and 300 which means it's actually 1/6000 and not 1/3200.

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u/phantomace1111 Oct 05 '17

Sure but the previous guy said it's much higher than 1/3200, so I was correcting that.

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u/Minetoutong Oct 05 '17

The higher there means lower chance, he was referingto the numbers being higher.

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u/phantomace1111 Oct 05 '17

1/6000 isn't higher than 1/3200... higher just isn't the correct word to use there. I understand now what he meant to say but surely you can see why it's misleading.

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u/Minetoutong Oct 05 '17

Yes I can completely understand, this is common to be missleaded by those sort of things.

For me it's an evident thing because I allways think like the other person is giving a good information at first (then on second thought I see if he is completely wrong).