Talk:Argon Scope/@comment-73.234.131.123-20160129213037/@comment-26835344-20160201044616

To further add to your embarassment and have someone else needlessly point out that what you say is highly unlikely (though entirely possible), Zxorn is correct. As has been pointed out multiple times, the 0.028% is accurate. The Tenno above me that sites the Bernouli trial makes an excellent point as well though his explanation is incomplete since he fails to mention other instances other than a 0 successes, 1 success, 1 failure, and/or 0 failures outcome wherein you would need to multiply the probability of the single desired outcome by the number of ways to get that outcome i.e.-combinations. The Bernouli trial is an excellent example of a simple binomial distribution.

You can take this one step further and say that if the chance for a person to miss the desired mod is 0.028% and there are approximately 10,000 players (this was a complete guess), the likelihood of at least one player missing the desirable mod is approximately 94%. If we assume only 1000 players, this drops to about 25%.

Because math...