kingo'mountain
Dormant account
- Joined
- Jul 9, 2006
- Location
- israel
hello to all the mighty people of CM, sorry for peeking my virgin @$$ for a day and vanishing for forever, i've just had a terrible unlucky streak at life rather than at gambling...
for those who dont know me (like, everyone), hey, i'm 21 from israel, i have fought my parents over going to a semi local arcade i'm going to, that has some gambling machines that got me all hooked up, the problem is, the owners dont allow changing coins back to money, so its just a cycle of coins going on....
anyway, i'm having this argument with the owner of the place and his assistant, see, i think that no matter what gambling machine you are playing, either skill based or pure luck based, it all sums up to luck....
the assistant takes the skill side of it, theres a konami machine there from 1993 that you have to throw this "spear" (sorry, lack of vocabulary) at a number while the character runs, if you hit the number, you get that much coins back, the assistant thinks that its the timing and you are responsible for hitting the numbers or not, while i think the machine determines if you win because i've seen a total alignment of the character with the number and the spear goes slightly to the right or left of it making you think "oooh, i was close" and its also a reason to insert another coin and try again, thats how casinos get us, by the balls, and innocense!
theres another japanese machine, where you have to launch plastic balls to ditches with numbers, theres a circle with numbers on top, when the ball hits a number, a light with the matching number lights up, the more complete the circle is, the more coins you get, the trick is, the ball falls from the top of the machine through a chute that swings left and right to define which direction the ball will go, followed by metal poles, much like pachinko, only that theres no built in video slot, actually, theres 1 slot wheel feature built in, when you hit a special passage in the middle of the way down, the reel spins and when it stops it gives you an additional number to the one the ball landed on, anyway, the owner and his assistant watch me play that machine and when i lose they say stuff like "heh, what a loser, getting the ball to 'X' is easy" yeah? what about the fact that when the ball hits a pole it can either go left or right and only gravity and whatever force given can decide which way it will go?
this post has part 2, so dont post anything yet, sorry
for those who dont know me (like, everyone), hey, i'm 21 from israel, i have fought my parents over going to a semi local arcade i'm going to, that has some gambling machines that got me all hooked up, the problem is, the owners dont allow changing coins back to money, so its just a cycle of coins going on....
anyway, i'm having this argument with the owner of the place and his assistant, see, i think that no matter what gambling machine you are playing, either skill based or pure luck based, it all sums up to luck....
the assistant takes the skill side of it, theres a konami machine there from 1993 that you have to throw this "spear" (sorry, lack of vocabulary) at a number while the character runs, if you hit the number, you get that much coins back, the assistant thinks that its the timing and you are responsible for hitting the numbers or not, while i think the machine determines if you win because i've seen a total alignment of the character with the number and the spear goes slightly to the right or left of it making you think "oooh, i was close" and its also a reason to insert another coin and try again, thats how casinos get us, by the balls, and innocense!
theres another japanese machine, where you have to launch plastic balls to ditches with numbers, theres a circle with numbers on top, when the ball hits a number, a light with the matching number lights up, the more complete the circle is, the more coins you get, the trick is, the ball falls from the top of the machine through a chute that swings left and right to define which direction the ball will go, followed by metal poles, much like pachinko, only that theres no built in video slot, actually, theres 1 slot wheel feature built in, when you hit a special passage in the middle of the way down, the reel spins and when it stops it gives you an additional number to the one the ball landed on, anyway, the owner and his assistant watch me play that machine and when i lose they say stuff like "heh, what a loser, getting the ball to 'X' is easy" yeah? what about the fact that when the ball hits a pole it can either go left or right and only gravity and whatever force given can decide which way it will go?
this post has part 2, so dont post anything yet, sorry