I’ll Add Points To All Things

Chapter 243 Special Item. Fake 50% Probability Light Rocket Launcher

Su Yang felt the entire kitchen floor shake a few times. Even the tiles were broken a few times. He especially wanted to ask. ‘Is there no compensation for this kind of violent renovation?’

As he spat, Su Yang looked at the gigantic thing that appeared out of nowhere. It was a homogeneous green, old-looking, austere, and majestic rocket launcher. Two wheels in the back and four rockets in front, pointing straight to the sky.

Su Yang was not expecting a real rocket launcher to appear, thinking instead that it’d be a model at most. In the end, an actual rocket launcher appeared. He circled the rocket launcher and tsked. Living in an era of peace, he had never seen such a thing.

If it wasn’t for the fact that the system’s prompt hadn’t come out yet, he would’ve been tempted to touch it for fear of danger. After all, every man had a dream of launching a rocket!

Moving the (Small Bench That Refuses To Eat Melons] out and sitting next to this rocket launcher, a pile of food and drink appeared under his feet. Su Yang grabbed a handful of melon seeds and handed them to Little Hus who looked lost next to him. “Here, eat some.”

Little Hus gave Su Yang a husky stare. “Fooling me into cracking open melon seeds for you again! You cruel exploiter!”

Su Yang was extremely thick-skinned and didn’t care in the slightest. “Just a coincidence, that’s what it is. A coincidence! Randomly grabbing melon seeds that is.”

Little Hus glared at Su Yang. “As if I’d believe in you, damn it. Why don’t you give me a slice of watermelon!”

Su Yang was busy eating the melon seeds as he replied, “It’s not like you can’t eat watermelons.”

Little Hus’s eyes were about to roll up to the sky. “Exactly! I can’t eat melon seeds either!”

Su Yang smiled heedlessly. “But you can crack them open.”

Little Hus was speechless. “Su Yang! Be a decent person!”

Su Yang pouted grumpily.

While cracking open his melon seeds, he waited patiently for the system prompt to come out on the rocket launcher.

Finally, five minutes later, the system interface on the rocket launcher popped up.

(107mm Light Rocket Launcher +1. Special ability. “Fake 50% Probability Light Rocket Launcher”].

‘50% probability? What the hell is this? And if it’s already 50% probability, why is it fake?’

Su Yang muddled and clicked on that ability when suddenly, the description of the ability appeared in front of him.

(Fake 50% Probability Light Rocket Launcher]

Abilities: You can fire it any way you choose, and every shell it fires has a 50% chance of firing a real shell. The remaining 50% chance will shoot surprise items, like candy.

Limitations: Each time you fire a rocket, it’ll cost you 10 point coins!

Note 1. Life is full of surprises, yo. Wanna try a candy bar or a rocket?!

Note 2. When the rocket goes off, it’s like ten thousand taels of gold!

“Huh? It’s a 50-50 chance, right? Why is it called fake?’

Su Yang felt that it must be related to an additional ability or talent.

Surely enough, when he clicked on the item description, he found a new additional talent. [Additional Talent. Fake-Probability]

Talent: All abilities involving probabilities for this item are changed to fake-probability.

Note. Isn’t this a lot easier to manipulate?

‘Fake-probability? What’s this?’.

Su Yang called out an interface, looked at it, and found that the original probability was divided into real probability and fake probability.

Quasi-probability was exactly according to probabilistic laws. For example, if you toss a coin, there’s a 50% probability for a positive result and a 50% probability for a negative result. After you’ve tossed the coin 100 times in a row and got positive, your next toss still has a 50% probability of being positive. Because each event is mutually exclusive, the probability is the same and does not change based on the previous outcome.

Fake-probability, on the other hand, is a pre-determined probability commonly used in games. Still using the coin toss example, you’d theoretically get one positive and one negative in two throws because there’s a 50% probability for both positive and negative results.

So when you toss a positive the first time, the second time must be negative because the probability is 50%.

‘So this rocket becomes a lot more controllable.

‘Because if the first shot is a rocket, then the second time must be a surprise. If the first time is a surprise, then the second time must be a rocket…