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Are the Poker Night games rigged?
I've played poker in real life and I've played Poker Night at the Inventory (but not Poker Night 2).
I have the feeling that the Poker Night engine manipulates the deck to give players a more interesting game experience. I'll come right out and admit that I base this entirely on subjective evidence, but it seems like when I'm betting big and hoping for a miracle to come along on the last card, I'm more likely to get it in Poker Night than I am to get it with a real deck of cards.
Is this just luck or do the Poker Night games cheat to make things more dramatic?
Question from user Steve V. at gaming.stackexchange.com.
Answer:
Poker Night and Poker Night 2 are not rigged.
Jake Rodkin of Telltale Games said:.
It's not cheating. The game has no motivation to cheat! Why would we.
write cheating code into a game which is only fun when it's authentic?
There's no money on the line, only unlocks which we want you to have.
No cheating, I promise.
Mike Stemmie of Telltale Games also said:.
Speaking as someone who waded through much more of the poker code than.
our lead programmer was probably comfortable with, I can say this with.
a nigh-absolute degree of certainty: The amount of extra work that.
would be required to make the the game cheat (even a little bit).
would've prohibitively annoying.
And like Jake said, cheating would gain us nothing.
Mike "Winners Never Cheat" Stemmle.
Answer from user Steve V. at gaming.stackexchange.com.
I've played poker in real life and I've played Poker Night at the Inventory (but not Poker Night 2).
I have the feeling that the Poker Night engine manipulates the deck to give players a more interesting game experience. I'll come right out and admit that I base this entirely on subjective evidence, but it seems like when I'm betting big and hoping for a miracle to come along on the last card, I'm more likely to get it in Poker Night than I am to get it with a real deck of cards.
Is this just luck or do the Poker Night games cheat to make things more dramatic?
Question from user Steve V. at gaming.stackexchange.com.
Answer:
Poker Night and Poker Night 2 are not rigged.
Jake Rodkin of Telltale Games said:.
It's not cheating. The game has no motivation to cheat! Why would we.
write cheating code into a game which is only fun when it's authentic?
There's no money on the line, only unlocks which we want you to have.
No cheating, I promise.
Mike Stemmie of Telltale Games also said:.
Speaking as someone who waded through much more of the poker code than.
our lead programmer was probably comfortable with, I can say this with.
a nigh-absolute degree of certainty: The amount of extra work that.
would be required to make the the game cheat (even a little bit).
would've prohibitively annoying.
And like Jake said, cheating would gain us nothing.
Mike "Winners Never Cheat" Stemmle.
Answer from user Steve V. at gaming.stackexchange.com.
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