Calling Random Numbers
09-08-2013, 01:02 AM
I personally think makes more sense. It's self-documenting.
Plus, no matter what way you do it, it is still 'rand(n)+1' and not 'rand(n)' to get a dice roll. For example, rand(6) returns a number from 0-5. rand(6)+1 returns a number from 1-6 as required by dice.
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thing = Roll.d(20) + Roll.d(20)Plus, no matter what way you do it, it is still 'rand(n)+1' and not 'rand(n)' to get a dice roll. For example, rand(6) returns a number from 0-5. rand(6)+1 returns a number from 1-6 as required by dice.