All about money..
AVIHERE
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How to get 4* new champ from every 150 unit crystal.. i know one player who spend more than 50k rupees in enery month.. he hv worst skill and need to buy unit every day.. bt he hv all new 4* character.. today he opend 3 crystal and got 3 new 4* champ.. 90% time he got 4* frm phc... so i think its all about your monthly money expenditure.. spend u lot.. and kabam gives u more chances to get 4* from phc and featured hero crystal...
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yeah i agree, it is a bit conspiracy ish, ive just personally experienced a similar phenomena. we all have our little weird rituals and superstitions about the crystals. do you spin or pop? should you wait for the crystal to spin out or touch the screen? should you open crystals in bulk or one at a time as you get them? it most likely is just rng at its weirdest. but it is fun to speculate
That's like asking why somebody wins the lottery while others don't.
Do you understand probability, at all?
Where have you learned that non-spending arena grinders open the same amount of crystals or even more?
Logic dictates that spending money will result in you opening more PHC than those who don't.
Do you think spenders don't grind arena? They grind arena PLUS buy crystals with units, hence they open more crystals.
Today I woke up to open a 4 star crystal. I was feeling sleepy so I accidentally pressed "open crystal" instead of spinning it which I usually do. Boom. Iceman. Last week, a 4* spark from a phc. All these openings were after I bought a tony stark to 100% goldblum
Gambling in China has always been a sensitive subject in general. However, it is not gambling regardless because there is no monetary payout involved, or possibility thereof. You're leasing the right to use the digital property of Kabam. We don't own any part of the game. It's all in the TOS. They adhere to all applicable laws.
Also if he buys a lot he probably buys 4* shard packs and such as well... so it is not hard to imagine.
What I find weird is that for something that is supposed to be happening everywhere and is supposed to be dramatic enough to be very obvious to anyone paying attention, there's no video evidence of this massive probability skew anywhere that survives basic statistical analysis.
Incidentally, in the last fifteen years the number of UFO sightings has significantly increased, but the number of sightings identified as a "shape" has plummeted, while the number of sightings described as "lights in the sky" has risen exponentially. Curiously, this parallels the popularity of digital cameras and especially camera phones, which do not capture "shapes" but do capture a lot of "lights in the sky."
As soon as everyone on the planet could record them with smartphones or dashboard cameras, all the aliens stopped piloting flying saucers and traded them in for balls of light. That's a remarkable coincidence.