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 # info dump on the RNG in OoT and MM
 
+if you find any discrepancies, please
+leave a comment or tweet at [@antiformant][twitter].
+
+[twitter]: https://twitter.com/antiformant
+
 ## the function itself
 
 the random number generator in both games is an LCG:
@@ -23,7 +28,7 @@ for F35F in RAM. you should see a 660D nearby, usually a bit before.
 you can find the rng_value variable
 by looking at the disassembly of the RNG function.
 note that there are a few different variations of the function
-that are not commonly invoked. you can find these the same way.
+that are not commonly invoked; you can find these the same way.
 
 here are some known addresses:
 
@@ -54,14 +59,11 @@ to clarify what a "new scene" being loaded is:
 
 creating a new file will invoke the RNG
 to determine the Bomber's Code, etc.
-this does not apply to OoT.
+obviously, this does not apply to OoT.
 
 although the GameCube versions don't have an N64 logo,
 they still do similar initializations before the title screen is shown.
 
-i might be missing some details here, as i haven't searched exhaustively.
-leave a comment or tweet at @antiformant if you know anything.
-
 ### emulators
 
 as far as i know, the cycle counter in emulators