Talk:Okita Sōji/@comment-37307921-20190317101800/@comment-28209103-20190321065548

hence that statistic, what Chronos called as Probability distribution or something.

In essence it just means at average how many times you need to redo something to get X result given Y probability. Which is to say 100 rolls does not give you a 50% chance to get them. 1200-1500 also does not give you a 50% chance to get them.

The correct expression is "Given the probability to get X is Y, how probable for X result to appear on Z frequency" or to put it simply, If I keep throwing this stone over and over ad infinitum what is the range of possible result and it's probability.

The result ranged from the most extreme and improbable (i.e they rarely happened) to the average and frequently happened (the peak of the graph).

Technically free willey is correct, the more you roll the closer you are to the top of the graph. but if you actually wanted to reach the TOP of the graph you need 1200 to 1500 SQ.

If you went beyond that then your luck sucks and the pinnacle of E rank luck is 1000-ish Rolls which is happened about as often as you get SSR on 1st ticket.

Personally I doubt this statistic given that I'm no stranger for getting SSR on my 1st, 2nd, or 5th ticket but mathematically Chronos should be correct. At the very least this is the case when I examined his number previously.