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Jarrod
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 Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2010 7:33 pm Post subject: 007 Goldeneye multiplayer modifiers trailer |
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| 007 Goldeneye multiplayer modifiers trailer by Jarrod |  | | PALGN Media: Two hundred combinations to ensure you never get bored. | | [View Article] |
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| Posted: Sun Sep 26, 2010 12:38 pm Post subject: |
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Math was never my strong point but as far as I understand it you wouldn't need that many options to create over 200 unique combinations.
21 modifiers should create about 210 combinations, provided you can only use 2 at once. If you can use 3 then it's about half that.
Not quite sure why I went so out of my way to counter something that is obviously just sales hype.
Maybe it's just that I really feel that this game looks like it is going to be a huge letdown.
Edit: Feel free to correct me on my math if I have it wrong, as I said, I have never been good at it. I just googled for the answer.
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The only thing I'd point out about your math is that if there's 21 modifiers, you should take into account you can't have 2 of the same on at a time.
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