Last night, I noticed one common avatar score a big uber-loot on a mob while hunting. 1700+ PEDs I believe. Within the same hour, the same avatar scored several globals and another, even bigger uber while crafting.
But wait--this is statistically improbable, isn't it? Loot "following around an avatar"? No, THAT can't HAPPEN, right?
It's statistically improbable
enough that a player can score multiple ubers and globals in a 1-hour period, but it becomes
exponentially more improbable when that player scores ubers in
different activities; i.e. hunting AND/OR mining/crafting.
This is not about jealousy, it's about fairness and the lack thereof. Just as one particular avatar can somehow trigger ubers at a vastly increased rate of probability, as it's all because of programming, other avatars--by way of extension of this logic--can suffer the reverse fate. I don't see why this is so hard for people to grasp; we see evidence of it every day, every VU, and for some, a decade later it's no different.