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What's better if there's no PAt and Vanna? These guys, or no one?

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When THQ went out of business and the Wheel of Fortune rights were sold to someone else, Pat and Vanna got lost in the shuffle. So they put in generic hosts. How genric are they. A basic BASIC computer programmer could have programmed the logic if he hwas fed the MP3 of the comments that get triggered. There is no situational commentary $10 thousand The Express wedge is the standard no more spining, but miss a letter and it's a bankru

A spin that requires an internal chronometer like that of Data the Star Trek Android.

I think there is a logic to spinning in the Xbox One version, but then again, I might have had the same problem with the Xbox 360 version in the fact that the spinning was delayed, by at least a half second up to one second. If you let go by the time you see it move, it's too late and will give you a full spin, which usually leads to bankrupts and lose-a-turns.

The problem was the Xbox One, that was the same on both the OFFLINE as well as the Online version. I guess the company who makes it thought other version were too easy to control the spin, so they have a half second delay, and you have to do something to keep internal fractional time, like hum a really fast song that you can break in at half beats. it might be that the spinner logic might be a brianjack, where the producers of the game make it so that all your preconceived notions on prevoius versions of WOF spinning are turned on their head. It takes a lot of planning and forethought to spin the wheel right. In this version I just spin it random short intervals, just mixing it up so I don't fall in a bankrupt rut.

But then again, it might be because the Xbox One is so dependent on the internet, that even offline, that here is a delay on the spinning, so the gauge is worthless. I guess I have to visit a friend's house and see if a normal internet makes the spinning gauge act more normally. I'll first check online. Then I'll check offline. if a more normal netowrk makes it work more normally, then I'll give it a 56KO. If that's the case then I'd give it a 56OK. But because I don't know whether the delay is a programming trick to mess with WOF experts, or whether it's due to a slow network, I giove the score of 56ok if you want to treat spinning as luck, or Inconclusive if you're trying to play it scientifically.

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