handofg0d Posted:

but you could do ”@a[1] and @a[2]” to prevent duplicates.

This is actually a common misconception. ”@a[1] and @a[1]” will guarantee your choice will be the same. But ”@a[1] and @a[2]” has no effect on if the choice is different. The concept has been floated and suggested before, but like many good ideas, it’s fallen under the “Sorry but there are higher priority issues to address” category. Hopefully after Ep3 is out ET will have the time to get to some of those.