Fix player spawn distribution bias#1890
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Instead of random stride of 5 spawns, use a per-round shuffle of the spawns to make them uniformly distributed. This should fix cases of strange repeating patterns in the spawn point frequency.
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Instead of random stride of 5 spawns, use a per-round shuffle of the spawns to make them uniformly distributed.
This should fix cases of strange repeating patterns in the spawn point frequency.
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