Goonhub
04-22-2015, 02:46 AM
Having a "wildcard" option in which everything is put into your favorite slot, so you're likely to get literally anything, from RD to Security to Clown, seems like the easiest option here.
Currently it seems that someone who has RD as their favorite will get RD if nobody else has it in their favorite, or will have 50:50 odds if someone else has in their favorite, 33:33:33 odds if there is a total of 3 people who has it in their favorite. (I'm assuming this is the way it works, or near enough?)
With someone who has selected wildcard, it basically ignores the whole "priority" system, and instead rolls a random job in the favorite. For the sake of the example, lets say someone has chosen wildcard and has rolled RD.
If there is someone who already has RD in favorite, it's odds are no different if the wildcard has chosen RD as favorite originally, 50:50
If the wildcard person loses these odds, then another job is rolled and the process is repeated until a job is selected.
Essentially WILDCARD means that all jobs are selected as "favorite" with an extra "roll" to chose a job, which is pitted against other favorites, and rolled until a job is selected. It is essentially a random variable which means all jobs are likely instead of "jobs that nobody has put in high priority"
Currently it seems that someone who has RD as their favorite will get RD if nobody else has it in their favorite, or will have 50:50 odds if someone else has in their favorite, 33:33:33 odds if there is a total of 3 people who has it in their favorite. (I'm assuming this is the way it works, or near enough?)
With someone who has selected wildcard, it basically ignores the whole "priority" system, and instead rolls a random job in the favorite. For the sake of the example, lets say someone has chosen wildcard and has rolled RD.
If there is someone who already has RD in favorite, it's odds are no different if the wildcard has chosen RD as favorite originally, 50:50
If the wildcard person loses these odds, then another job is rolled and the process is repeated until a job is selected.
Essentially WILDCARD means that all jobs are selected as "favorite" with an extra "roll" to chose a job, which is pitted against other favorites, and rolled until a job is selected. It is essentially a random variable which means all jobs are likely instead of "jobs that nobody has put in high priority"