This is the base outcome table: Required Gems in account For each spin, you need to have a different amount of gems in your account (this requirement always increases), and the outcome of each spin is always positive, i.e.
The fortune cat event is basically spinning a roulette up to eight times. I this game, there’s a currency called Gem(s), which is an important item to obtain good characters in the game. This time I decided to simulate a particular event of this game, called Fortune Cat Event. They’re a treasure for statistical studies and simulations, but as in classical gambling most of the time you’ll just confirm that the house always wins. Gacha games are usually free-to-play, but it is full of loot boxes, roulettes, slot machines, microtransactions and everything else that makes the player want to buy stuff in-game.
However I still do watch people play it, people who usually have enough time to invest in the game (it demands quite an amount of your time to be at a competitive level). Last year I found out about a Gacha game called Saint Seiya Awakening, which I’ve tried to play for some time, but then gave up on it.
