# Why are the randomly generated numbers not random?

I'm trying to make a game where the damage you deal is rolled by a dice. It all works. However, it keeps on giving the same values in a row so it isn't entirely random

ini_open("Health.ini");
attack = ini_read_real( "Attacks", "Felix", 0);
ini_close();
global.damage=0
repeat(attack){
global.damage=irandom(6)
}

if (global.damage ==0){instance_create_depth(300, 400, 0, obj_numbers0)}
if (global.damage ==1){instance_create_depth(400, 400, 0, obj_numbers1)}
if (global.damage ==2){instance_create_depth(500, 400, 0, obj_numbers2)}
if (global.damage ==3){instance_create_depth(600, 400, 0, obj_numbers3)}
if (global.damage ==4){instance_create_depth(700, 400, 0, obj_numbers4)}
if (global.damage ==5){instance_create_depth(800, 400, 0, obj_numbers5)}
if (global.damage ==6){instance_create_depth(900, 400, 0, obj_numbers6)}


The attack value is 1 because it is only one dice that is used for damage for now. The software I am using is Game Maker Studio 2

NOTE: This function will return the same value every time the game is run afresh due to the fact that GameMaker: Studio generates the same initial random seed every time to make debugging code a far easier task. To avoid this behaviour use randomize at the start of your game.
If you want to have it random every startup as well you'd have to call randomize(); once. Check that reference here.