In truth the loot system that Vigil have crafted here has only one flaw, although it's also its biggest strength:
the random generation system.
There's masses of armour and weapons to be discovered and used, each with their own stats and extra abilities like flame damage or health stealing, and its all thanks to
a random generation system, so you never really run out of stuff to grab.
It would have been nice to be able to hold on to them for longer, although in fairness being able to do so would probably result in the entire
random generation system going somewhat to waste.
Well it's true thanks to the game's
random generation system.
But I'm saving best for last; the patented and hugely successful
random generation system from Borderlands that gave us million of weapon variants has been thrown out the window, along with all the old weapons, and completely redesigned.
Every time you opened a chest or killed an enemy there was a chance of getting a new piece of gear put together by
the random generation system, ensuring that weapons always had different stats and.
Not exact matches
Planetary Annihilation has some amazing ideas and an inspired look, but too many issues with the User Interface, the AI and the
random generation of the solar
systems.
For Borderlands 2 Gearbox went back to the drawing board and rebuilt the
system, keeping the core concept of
random generation that puts together weapons using a massive list of part, thus providing constant player reward, while solving almost all of the problems the original
system had.
Through a complex interweaving of RPG
systems,
random dungeon
generation and ambient detail, stories emerge.
His knowledge of codes and
systems paired with his fine art background allowed him to create artwork based on algorithms, particularly as they relate to
random number
generation and unpredictability.
As for the
generation of encryption keys, Samsung said that Knox 1.0 — which Ares did not examine — generated encryption keys from the user password and «a
system - generated
random number» (a definition that technically fits the Android ID).