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This is a transcript of a video that explains what RNG (random number generator) is and how it is used in video games to create luck-based outcomes. The video also shows how some games can be manipulated by exploiting their RNG methods, such as using player input, glitches, or hacking tools. The video gives examples from various games, such as Kings Bounty, Fire Emblem, and Pokemon. The video challenges the viewer to try manipulating RNG in a game of their choice. The video is sponsored by Skillshare, an online learning platform.
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1. RNG stands for random number generator and it is used to decide outcomes in various aspects of video games.
2. Computers cannot be truly random, so they use outside factors or algorithms to create pseudo-random numbers.
3. RNG can be manipulated or exploited by using tools, scripts, glitches, or precise inputs to get the desired outcomes.
4. Pokemon games use different methods to generate RNG, such as player input, date and time, or initial seed.
5. The initial seed in Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon can be determined by the position of the clock hands in the loading icon.