OK a little presumptive Title however, I have just completed the recording of 400 rush's at 30% failure rate, results are 232 failed rushes which is a failure rate of 58%

I also recorded 100 rushes (I admit small sample) at 40% failure rate which resulted in 67 failed rushes.

Now the problem is sample size, I admit maybe over 1000 or 5000 rushes the sample odd may even out but of course given the number of rushes you are likely to do in a game that is not great.

So has anyone else got any results that point to mine being an anomaly??

Just interested

Oh the Xcom EU reference for those who do not play it, the game has a notoriously bad stats generator which the devs refuse to fix or even acknowledge despite huge data evidence that it is broken (regular results of 6 or more x 99% in a row rolls hitting 1%).

Could be wrong here but could be interesting to test out

I have a room at 0% Failure. When "succeeded", it goes up to 2% for the next attempt.

Around 50% of attempts to rush the 2% room lead to a failure.

The stats and fail rates are fudged and are certainly not dice rolls.

Did you continuously rush the same room or wait until the fail % went back down to 30% and 40% fail rate? Rushing a room multiple times increases the fail %.


Just in case you didn't realise. If you did, then nvm xD;

Clearly rigged.

Along with tthe deathclaw punishment, the awfully bad combat system and many other things, I'm almost sure we're in a Bethesda's Vault Tec experiment to see how much we can stand before exploding.

LOL no, I have about 30 rooms I rush 1 after the other, then I waited until they reset and continued.

I have just completed 30 rush's with a 10% failure rate and failed 19.

Seems really odd, I mean how hard can it be to run a stats gen?!

Its intentional. Much like a Fruit machine will often fail you for selecting "Higher than" when faced with a 2, rolling you a 1. It's just how this [censored] works.