Re: jTWG LXVII: 0rbs of idk lies I guess
I'm still unsure what you are getting at over here, it almost seems like you are trying to appeal to some type of gambler's fallacy ("oh, we got the first wolf, I bet we can also just as easily get the second!"). Assuming that the person with the wizard orb decides to use it on a random person, there is actually a higher chance of hitting a human if a wolf is killed on the first day. Of course, one likely wouldn't randomly use the wizard orb but I fail to see how killing a wolf on the first day increases the likelihood of hitting a wolf with a wizard orb the following night. Could you please explain?
I'm still unsure what you are getting at over here, it almost seems like you are trying to appeal to some type of gambler's fallacy ("oh, we got the first wolf, I bet we can also just as easily get the second!"). Assuming that the person with the wizard orb decides to use it on a random person, there is actually a higher chance of hitting a human if a wolf is killed on the first day. Of course, one likely wouldn't randomly use the wizard orb but I fail to see how killing a wolf on the first day increases the likelihood of hitting a wolf with a wizard orb the following night. Could you please explain?




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