Not the chainsaw, though, but the shotgun. Gears is a good example of why I ****ing hate luck in games.

That Mario Party stuff sounds ridiculous though - that sort of thing just ruins a game.Ĭlick to expand.But that's not how it works at all. (they're all ranked on how rare they are in the game) I forget what creature it was, but it wasn't even a hard one to get apparently. After that, I just shelved the game and haven't touched it since. I've easily spent 12 hours or more just killing this one creature (playing on-and-off of course, not in one sitting) and have had nothing. I got about 2/3 through the game, until I hit some enemy that simply refuses to drop anything for me. Whenever I would encounter a new enemy I'd keep killing it until I maxed out their souls, and got at least one of each item they had.

I basically stopped playing Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow because of this. If the roll stays fixed at 1/1,000,000 every time, then it's entirely possible that you could be playing the game for years and never see it. That way it can still take a while to get something, but if you spend long enough, eventually you will get it.

I don't mind things in RPGs having small chances of dropping, as it's a great feeling when you finally get that item you've been grinding for, but what I think should happen is that the game keeps track of how much time you've spent, or how many attempts you've taken at getting it, and adjusts the roll accordingly.

Games that only require luck on mobile