yeti_c wrote:

hephestes wrote:

yeti_c wrote:I cannot verify whether or not BOB works with it.C.

It does not. I have the newest version of GM installed (and it works), but BOB doesn't.

What doesn't work?

C.

Sorry - I thought BOB did not work with FF3. That was incorrect.

yeti_c wrote:I cannot verify whether or not BOB works with it.C.

It does not. I have the newest version of GM installed (and it works), but BOB doesn't.

Saying the ratings are flawed, so soon, is similar to getting bad dice in 2 games, and saying there must be something wrong with them.

No, it's like saying I have a brain and can predict where the ratings are going. You don't have to experience everything for an extended amount of time to know ...

The issue with average.....is that people haven't given enough time to see what will be average. Regardless of what anyone thinks SHOULD be average, there is an actual average rating. Over time, this average rating will become more consistent (won't fluctuate as much), and will make prejudging ...

what the hell is wrong with average?

a honda civic. average. it's still a great car.
a salary of $32,000. average. still would feed half of africa.
a death at age 70. average. but i hope like hell i live that long.
a 3 in conquer club. average. not great, not bad. just run of the mill.

live with ...

detlef wrote:Great, well as soon as you get everyone to stop acting like everyone, let me know.

exactly! that's why the new system isn't as good as the old. positive or negative is easy. 1-5 is subjective.

take this out of the context of ratings:

suppose I give you 5 numbers. 45, 56, 67, 78, 89. What's the average? 67.
suppose those numbers are now 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. What's the average? 3!

The problem here is grade inflation. Everyone thinks they deserve an A (or 5) unless they did something wrong. That ...

i agree with others -- the new system seems more arbitrary than the previous positive, neutral, negative system. one person may rate in one manner, with lots of 5 stars, another (more critical) player might rate with very few 5 stars.

i suspect that the people that play the most might rate people ...

the new system seems more arbitrary than the previous positive, neutral, negative system.

one person may rate in one manner, with lots of 5 stars, another (more critical) player might rate with very few 5 stars -- and this can happen within the same game. i suspect that the people that play the ...

So there's these stars now, no more feedback. What happened, and why?