The FFR Trading Card Game

[User1176756]

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i need someone to pull a spare TWWW ugh

[axith]

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So could I get a bribery pack for my bbblow card? Or did I miss something on how the bribery packs work?

[TheSaxRunner05]

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So could I get a bribery pack for my bbblow card? Or did I miss something on how the bribery packs work?

It's an option for an Event pack, which can be gained by collecting all four arrows (Up down left right 1 each), gaining 1 Bil GT, or given during special events.

[axith]

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gotcha tsr.

level 82, 410 points worth of aaa's

[Precarious]

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Didn't get around to posting these until now, but here are my AAAs. Level 60 = 300 points.

This one seems fitting given the week's theme.











56+48+46+38+34+28+46+44=340

EDIT: I guess I could have left out any of the three sub-40 AAAs, but oh well.

[FFR TCG]

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axith

You have a new Token Pack!

You tear open the package to reveal:

56 Battle Ax - Tier 6
31 Field of Snow [Standard] - Tier 4
0 party 4u \"holy nite mix\" - Tier 1


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Precarious

You have a new Token Pack!

You tear open the package to reveal:

9 I'm Raving (B0UNC3 REMIX) - Tier 1
31 What-ever - Tier 4
24 Nippon Zenkoku GABA Ondo - Tier 3


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[FFR TCG]

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Weekend Challenge!

Option A: Probability Quiz - A Refresher

To get each new tier, answer all the previous questions. For example, if you want to achieve Tier 2, you must answer Tier 1 and Tier 2's question. Answer all three to claim a Tier Three Pack. As usual PM answers only! Do not post answers to anyone! If you're not sure how to do these, look at Option B Below.

Tier 1: If you have a single, six-sided dice (die), how many times do you have to roll it to make it more likely than not to roll a 6?

Tier 2: If you played a game with the following payouts -
30% of the time, +$40
25% of the time, -$60
20% of the time, +$80
15% of the time, -$110
7% of the time, +$150
3% of the time, -$250
What is the expected value of this gamble?
In other words, how much would you typically gain or lose from each play of this gamble, on average?

Tier 3: The "Chart Difficulties" tab of the TCG spreadsheet lists the relative weights to each tier of cards. Given there are currently 953 odd numbered cards, and 1,891 total cards (Most recent three songs have not been added yet), what is the expected card value of a Gamble Plus Pack?

Ok, so not everyone will be up to the math Challenge, so I'll be listing an option B:

Option B - "Miss, miss, miss, missing you as you turn around, walking out that door"

Accumulate the following number of Misses in a single day -
Tier 1: 6,000
Tier 2: 11,000
Tier 3: 15,000

So either get out your pencil and paper or start missing a bunch of arrows to attain this weekend pack, your choice!

This challenge ends 7/23/2017 at 11:59 P.M. Server Time

[avadram]

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yo post the answers for Challenge #73

quality

[rushyrulz]

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FYI there are two weight columns in the sheet, the accurate one is "New Weight Multiplier"

Also, question: Isn't the total number of odd cards irrelevant since it only matters how many cards are odd in each respective tier? The decider card in G+ is weighted as well, so we would need the total number of odd cards out of 12,696 not 1,891. (I can get this number for you if you need it)

[awein999]

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fusing
t2:
Technostorm Hurricaine with CIA Rave v2
Hatten Carnival! v2 with CIA Rave v2

weekend quality


as a little added bonus look at what you made me do you monster

[TheSaxRunner05]

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FYI there are two weight columns in the sheet, the accurate one is "New Weight Multiplier"

Also, question: Isn't the total number of odd cards irrelevant since it only matters how many cards are odd in each respective tier? The decider card in G+ is weighted as well, so we would need the total number of odd cards out of 12,696 not 1,891. (I can get this number for you if you need it)

Oh, I knew the pulled card didn't have any rarity restrictions on it, but I should've known it was still weighted. The calculation I did didn't include this fact. While the overall answer would not be changed much, it's true I forgot that part.

Since I posted the odd/even distribution in the challenge, I'll either update it tonight after work with this change, or you can post it while I'm working and I'll copy paste it in later.

[rushyrulz]

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6354/12696 odd

[TheSaxRunner05]

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6354/12696 odd

Wow, that's extremely close to 50/50, even closer than the unweighted number.

[rushyrulz]

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yup. I sent my probably wildly incorrect answers~

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yo post the answers for Challenge #73

i wil

1. This type of bread is a soft, slightly leavened flatbread baked from wheat flower. The bread has been around since about 2500 B.C.
2. A derogatory slang term used often in political discussions referring to someone who takes offense to almost anything
3. This DDR song refers to the theme song and title of this childrens TV show that aired from 1983 to 1986.
4. Superstition says this day is very unlucky, especially if it falls on Halloween! There's even a movie about this day.
5. What would it sound like if a renowned classical composer and pianist used illegal drugs and joined a rave? Play this chart to find out.
6. Retrigger brings you - "In this game, the object is to kill everything coming at you, and to avoid being killed. And _____ _____ _____."
7. This jack filled chart shares its name with a device from Star Trek. Picard often used it to produce his favorite beverage. "Tea, Earl Grey, Hot."
8. A subatomic particle carrying a fractional electric charge
9. This chart is divisable by 151 evenly.
10. One possible fate for the universe is for gravity to overcome the expansion of the universe and drag all matter back into a singularity, resulting in another Big Bang. Dark energy, however, makes this fate seem unlikely.
11. This classical chart title refers to an etude by Chopin. It is in F minor and was composed in 1829.
12. This song is about a shopping trip gone awry when the singer can't get the type of milk he wants. He almost forgets an important item: Beer!
13. McDonalds is famous for selling these to children.
14. Copious Coitus
15. She Unleashed a Box (originally a Jar before it was mistranslated) that contained all evil, and set the evils free into the world

1 Pita
2 Snowflakes
3 Inspector Gadget
4 13th, Friday
5 Mozart on Crack
6 you will die
7 The Replicator
8 Quark
9 3020
10 The Big Crunch
11 Op.10 No.9
12 Grocery Escape Plan
13 Happy Meal
14 Excessive Sex
15 Pandora

[User1176756]

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working on the miss challenge but this should be a skill token req. pass vs boss battle with 450 or more misses.