Does it matter also that he's NEVER failed? I mean, if natester went 5:5, I'd view it as statistically more likely, since he's had a bunch of fails in a row as well.

Also, someone who is good in math, please tell me how many fails on feeder it would take to statistically equate to this feat (someone told me he thinks it's 70-something).

As to rick, per my PM, going 4:4 in season 1 with 3 doors just isnt the same as this.

No it would be the same thing.

if nate passed 5/5 would you be mad? is he more deserving? is that what this is about?

I've done 91 MQs and still never played ninja.

He has done 5 MQs and is already playing Warlock

Passing 7 three door masterquests in a row: 1 in 279,936.

Thats the closest you are going to get.

Gz Cambovenzi

it's EXACTLY the same -- luck is luck -- be it 3 doors or 3 thousand

I explained to you how the door sequence is created -- Cannot be hacked

My passr8 2/50 with heaavy char (after 130k kills in this season still paladin) lol... and he after5mq's & warlock? O.o


But grats anyway ofc.

Not what I meant, but sounds like you know your math enough to figure it out. I mean, there's a 1:6 chance to pass 3 door. Jaykwik failed 42 or something. What was the odds of NOT passing in 42 attempts. I'll feel better if it's remotely close to 1:124k.

Well, I see what you are getting at, however, take for instance a person who has never gambled in their entire life of 50 years goes to Vegas and puts $3 into a slot machine and wins for millions against a person who gambled every day of their life for the past 30 years and never won more than $5,000.00. You can equate the odds for that one person for or against it happening. However, when doing whether this is possible versus the number of total attempts, it doesn't matter who has the 5/5. On the surface its more unlikely but when looking at odds, its all about luck/timing for who gets the win.

omg omg omg gz.