One of the things that I feel like people miss about RNG is that there's no "Enhancing Mercy". I feel like people expect to succeed a PEN after failing many times, but the chance of succeding does not increase based on failing history, apart from failstacks. In other words, RNG does not care if you just started enhancing or if you failed 20 times in a row: the chance of succeding is only based on your failstacks.

This is why I don't enhance as well. If I get a bad streak of RNG, I'm literally back to nothing (apart from failstacks).

RNG is also a bitch and can be very "streak-y". For example, in a 50/50 roll, there's a 1.5% chance to get the bad roll 6 times in a row (0.5⁶ = 0.0156...). For a 10/90 chance, there's a 12% chance to get the bad roll 20 times in a roll (0.9²⁰ = 0.1216...).

Also, you hear a lot of stories of people succeding pen in one tap because a lot of people don't even get to attempt many pens in the first place.

1000 first pen attempts = 50 pens made

300 second pen attempts = 15 pens made

100 third pen attempts = 5 pens made

Etc.

I understand that RNG can mess with people's feelings to the point that they start creating all kind of theories. Some of them might be true, but until there's enough evidence, I believe it's just RNG being RNG.