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Old 08-07-2011, 01:09 AM
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For the 30's to 80's that's an average of 56.03
How funny is it that the average is almost the same, and just as useful, as the number I pulled out of my butt?
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Old 08-07-2011, 01:17 AM
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How funny is it that the average is almost the same, and just as useful, as the number I pulled out of my butt?
You pull numbers out of your butt?
Wow that must hurt.
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Old 08-07-2011, 04:10 AM
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Average 56.06%
Mean 50%
Most popular score 60%

Quite low no matter how you cut it.
Also quite meaningless no matter how you cut it.
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Old 08-07-2011, 09:13 AM
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There is no criteria for posting a score. It's just a random collection of numbers from whiners, people who are sick of the whiners, and people who made up their own criteria. Let's assume for a second that the average is 56.3321. What does that tell us that we didn't already know? Absolutely nothing. Basically, it was just an attempt to give the whiners some cover to complain about the same old things.
If everyone put 90 and 100 I'm pretty sure you'd see the poll very valid.

If you return to furbs first post and read all the words this time, despite him being your favourite hate object, please realize that the poll is setup to be matched against the upcoming poll (maybe a week after next patch) to see where we're heading.

56.3321 is the average view of the forum visitors - probably the customers who care alot of this product despite being a yes/no sayer as so many here want to label eachothers. If the next poll ends up below this Luthier must realize he prioritized the wrong shortages (such as trains or rare ships) and need to read-up on when the customers are expecting.

If the next poll gives higher, well then he knows he's running his team spot on (this is what I think will happen as Luthier has made some hard decisions lately such as the "sound-issue").

This is a very valuable process for Luthier and company to read how well they succeed.

Klem, sorry for the quote but I do find him very entertaining and will not use the ignore function just yet.
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Old 08-07-2011, 06:28 PM
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If everyone put 90 and 100 I'm pretty sure you'd see the poll very valid.
No, the poll is pointless no matter what the results are. Let's assume the numbers are all over 90. What does that mean? Does it mean the devs should stop trying to improve it? Does it mean they should ignore any bug that are found? Of course not. No matter what the results of the poll the devs will continue to improve the game. The poll is only useful for giving cover to the whiners.
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Old 08-07-2011, 08:46 PM
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No, the poll is pointless no matter what the results are. Let's assume the numbers are all over 90. What does that mean? Does it mean the devs should stop trying to improve it? Does it mean they should ignore any bug that are found? Of course not. No matter what the results of the poll the devs will continue to improve the game. The poll is only useful for giving cover to the whiners.
Luckily you don't have to have anything to do with it then.The poll was not compulsory, so you could have just ignored it, as you don't see it as important or relevant. And luckily the mods have cottoned on to you now ,and moved your posts here.
Better for everyone concerned I think. You could choose to become a more valued member of the forum, by posting in some of the other threads, helping new people out, for example , or even post some screen shots?
Are you flying online or offline? If online, which servers do you like? If offline, which campaign are you flying, and how is it going?
You get the idea...
( I know I'm probably wasting my time, but still...)
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Old 08-07-2011, 07:18 PM
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56.3321 is the average view of the forum visitors - probably the customers who care alot of this product despite being a yes/no sayer as so many here want to label eachothers. If the next poll ends up below this Luthier must realize he prioritized the wrong shortages (such as trains or rare ships) and need to read-up on when the customers are expecting.

If the next poll gives higher, well then he knows he's running his team spot on (this is what I think will happen as Luthier has made some hard decisions lately such as the "sound-issue").

This is a very valuable process for Luthier and company to read how well they succeed.
Sorry, but this is utterly absurd. The dev team probably has a list of known bugs broken down by functionality (graphics, sound, FM, etc). They also have a list of features that are not currently functioning (not bugs, but stuff they haven't coded yet). Priorities are based on those lists. A poll on what people think of the games does absolutely nothing to help determine dev priorities.
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Old 08-07-2011, 08:47 PM
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You could choose to become a more valued member of the forum, by posting in some of the other threads, helping new people out, for example , or even post some screen shots?
I'd rather be a valued member by pointing out useless, whiny, BS.
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Old 08-06-2011, 07:29 AM
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I'm not surprised as there is a wide spread of hardware, OS's, settings and setup knowledge.

In any case, it is an opinion poll and the results are bound to be subjective. Its sometimes hard to split emotion from objective assessment and lets be honest, the current state of CoD is raising some emotions. That's why I set out my scores in a such way that I could try to be objective and calculate a result rather than go only on gut feeling.

The poll is not a definitive assessment of the technical condition of the game as there can be no unique definition of hardware, OS environment, setup etc.

Nevertheless its a reasonable guide to this forum community's opinion and an insight into how the they are coping with it.

EDIT: I think MG should be encouraged by what they see, there is a concentration of opinion around the "not particularly good but recoverable" area. It could all have been down in the 20's indicating imminent demise of the patient. I just hope people remain as objective and unemotional as possible in their assessment.
I wasnt assessing it on how it worked with my hardware, I was assessing it on how unfinished and broken it was upon release. This should never have been released in the current state. SLI is broken, AA is broken, the list is huge.

Maddox is gone and Ubisoft is selling the thing cheap and calling it the last. Oh and by the way that is not a Russian translation error as Ubisoft is French and they have excellent translators. LOL


@David Hayward you do not see my humour, lighten up.
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Old 08-06-2011, 09:40 AM
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Please keep in mind they have "developed" this game for 5+ years!
They used up most of their budget on girls and vodka,and i have the pics to prove it!
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