You think RTP above 96% means you’ll win? Nah. It just means you’ll spend 14 hours waiting for a dragon to land… while your bankroll slowly evaporates like steam from a broken algorithm. I’ve reverse-engineered this so you don’t have to. Play smart. Play patient. Or just buy more coffee—and maybe pray to the RNG gods. Spoiler: the dragon doesn’t care about your budget.

Okay, so I designed AI systems that should make games fun… but this? This is psychological warfare disguised as destiny. That ‘divine win’ after 4 hours? Yeah, I checked the odds — 1 in 8724. My brain felt like it had ascended to enlightenment… then my wallet said ‘nope.’

Lesson: Your time is your real currency. Use the ‘Fate Guardian’ feature — or just quit before you start chanting for luck.

P.S. Try the trial first. No gods involved. Just vibes and zero risk.

Anyone else been tricked by a dragon’s wink? Drop your near-miss story below 👇

So I went from ‘praying to the RNG gods’ to running my own behavioral experiment—turns out Black Myth: Fated Souls isn’t destiny… it’s just poorly documented API calls with extra flair.

I set daily caps like cloud deployment rules, tracked free spins like performance metrics, and even wrote a script to remind me when I was about to overcommit (it was very judgmental).

Now I’m not chasing wins—I’m auditing my impulses. If you’re still spinning for luck, bro… your brain’s been hacked by a tutorial level.

Drop your ‘gambler’s fallacy’ story below—let’s debug this together 😉

Okay, so I’ve coded AI for games and still get emotionally wrecked by slot RNG like everyone else. 🙃

But here’s the pro move: treat this like a system audit. High RTP? Check. Volatility match? Done. Wagering requirements? Also checked—because nothing ruins ‘winning big’ like realizing you need to bet $500 to cash out.

So yes, it’s fate—but only if you’re not just praying. Play smart, play clean.

Anyone else use spreadsheets for bonus math? 😂

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