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Originally Posted by xXziroXx
I... really don't see an issue with this. All it does is computing the winner from the start, saving a lot of CPU, instead of computing the same thing over and over again (which is pointless).
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To me it seems like it would take more CPU to figure out what altar not to pick every round then just picking a random alter every round.
The only issue is that the event could end without a winner, instead of being drawn out forever until someone moves away from the preset winner's altar.
If this really is the case OP has a point. Might as well call it the Altar Raffle.