The Reel Story
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- May 5, 2019
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- United Kingdom
You're not completely wrong. Not sure about reactoons, but with Jammin Jars, it is more like a scratch card. What they did is generate 3 million odd results (so they let the gems generate and tumble and recorded the results. Then they stored those 3 million results. When you play the game, it's actually picking one of those 3 million and giving it to you.Got it thanks for that. I've been seeing it the wrong way seems like. I'm also guessing some grid base games work differently in that regards. Maybe it's just my cognitive bias but the kind of stuff I've seen on Reactoonz would lead me to believe that the expected result is decided first and then the animations that come with it. ?
So the results were generated by using the game mechanics, but when you get them, it's basically a pre-generated result that is given to you and played back, so all the gems, cascades and payouts are all part of that generated result.