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Random tools for gaming decisions?

kemiy

Bronze Coder
Hello everyone.

Has anyone in gaming communities used online random selection wheels to influence gameplay decisions and challenge runs? I have been testing one for choosing characters, loot restrictions, and unpredictable modifiers in different games, and it adds a fun layer of chaos.

Some players even compare it to ruleta de google for picking teams or deciding hard choices, especially in multiplayer lobbies where fairness and randomness matter, but I am unsure how consistent the randomness actually is in practice.

Do you think tools like this are fair enough for competitive gaming or are they better suited for casual fun use really.
 
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