In this video?
Lianna, Ares, Magni, Richard. Khiona and Mok Are. Only Ares and Mok were new to my hero roster collection.
I guess I should upload my next video for the Fable of Grimforest event summon attempts which I got 13… yes 13 5* heroes … this time only 2 are new to my 5* hero roster collection.
Guess how many summons I made so to finally get Red Hood?
Hint01:
Give me a number, … come on!
Seeing the Hansels and Gretels at least 163 counting your heroes 310
OK…
Hint 02:
Can I guess? 
300, or 30 x10 pulls.
Thank you for your contributing to their profits… and allowing the f2p option 
My pleasure.
But your answer for the number of pulls I made in this event so to get Red Hood, is also wrong.
Hint 03:
On the last 10 pulls, I got Red Hood, as the the only 5* I got from the three 5* heroes in this event.
P.S.
I guess no one is good at math … these days.
Problem is we’re talking probabilities. There are 3 5 stars. Chance on getting red hood should be 0.33333333x 1% that could give 300 pulls could also give 1 pull… could easily be 800 pulls…
We can use th Aegirs as a benchmark. In 100 pulls the expected number of HotM is 1.3, so to get 5 HotM the expected number of draws is 385. Of course the variance is huge.
We can also note that there are 503 heroes with a 196 hero max. That’s 307 above the cap. If TEN normally keeps 30 working spaces, that was 337 pulls.
So I’d guess somewhere between 340 and 360 pulls.
Brilliant as usual, dear.
And what do you think I should do finding out that the rates for the 5* event hero summons weren’t applied on my pulls?
If at 1.3% I received 4 Aegirs (bonus draw)
If at 1.5% I received 12 Legendaries heroes
But,…
It was at 1% I received only 1 legendary event hero, when I should have received … three, at minimum!
Pause…
A friend of mine suggested that I issue a ticket.
I did not… will not.
Heart: How can I distrust some people 1% … while at the same time adore and love them 100%?
Mind: Numbers don’t lie, … trust this , it is your profession.
Pause …
I don’t know what do.
Let me know.
P.S.
But, getting this out from my chest, … what a relief!
Should have received 3 event heroes at 1?
You may be good at math, but you need to brush up on your statistics.
Enlighten me, … please.
If someone does 400 pulls, how many 5* event heroes he should get?
Anywhere from zero to 400… 
BUT the odds of getting zero are 1.795%. And the odds of getting 400 is 0.01^400.
The expected value is 4.
But the “odds” were scratched out when this was revealed.
And now we are left with…
And I got… one.
I just couldn’t resist …
You aren’t owed anything, you’re just on the wrong side of average. Your 1 is still within the expected range, just on the left side of the bell curve.
Good lord how many thousands of dollars are you spending on this game?
I see.
Be in the right side of the “curve” on the legendaries and HoTM (12 times) but when it got to the legendary event hero, I’m suddenly on the “left” side?
Is that what you are saying?
Do you know what this means?
Yeah it means you were unlucky with the event heroes. Other people may have gotten a couple event heroes but no hotm. Or all their legendary draws were event and hotm. Some will have had opposite luck. If you add every draw ever made, there will be regression to the mean. It doesn’t mean some odds are more likely than others, just that as the sample size grows, the odds become more clear and consistent. You made a lot of draws, but it’s still a small sample size in the big picture.
It’s the same principle casinos work on. They use long term odds to make money. Some people win in the short run, some walk away with a lot of money. But in the end, the odds are the odds. The casino always wins. If the casino has a 2% advantage on blackjack, it doesn’t mean you’re going to win 48 out of 100. Trust me. Sometimes you win 75, sometimes you win 10.
But for …
… also means that …
Thank @LucasDaoc, for the … enlightenment.
Cheers!
P.S.
Just offering my insight. I’m in the casino industry and I’m very familiar with “gambler’s fallacy.” In other words, they think something is going to happen soon because it hasn’t happened in a while, which isn’t true. Each event is independent. The only game that can be beat is blackjack because you’re using a fixed set of results. Casinos are even eliminating that with continuous shufflers.
… And that it requires … skills!
P.S.
My apologies to you for one of the previous responses I made … to one of your comments.
Yes it does take some skill. And no worries. I don’t take anything personal. Another side effect of the casino industry. Thick skin lol.
