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no excuses are like assholes everyone has one and they all stink. Attendence is attendence you would up your attitude points though to 4 most likely and as long as you did not miss a turn you would still most likely score average if you played me that is ...mightyredarmy wrote:Would we get 5 stars if we apologised in chat for any occasion where we took a few more hours to take a turn?
"Sorry, Soloman, I know it's been 10 hours, I set my alarm for 2AM - a really did, but it didn't go off and then the dog chewed the computer mouse..."
Soloman wrote:no excuses are like assholes everyone has one and they all stink. Attendence is attendence you would up your attitude points though to 4 most likely and as long as you did not miss a turn you would still most likely score average if you played me that is ...mightyredarmy wrote:Would we get 5 stars if we apologised in chat for any occasion where we took a few more hours to take a turn?
"Sorry, Soloman, I know it's been 10 hours, I set my alarm for 2AM - a really did, but it didn't go off and then the dog chewed the computer mouse..."
drunkmonkey wrote:I honestly wonder why anyone becomes a mod on this site. You're the whiniest bunch of players imaginable.
Ron Burgundy wrote:Why don't you go back to your home on Whore Island?
PepperJack wrote:The title of this thread is the problem with the new rating system itself. There should be no need to ask how other players go about rating, everyone should be doing it uniformly. If everyone does their own thing then the comparitive utility of the ratings is lost. I am hoping that instead of the rating page telling us what issues to consider, it will eventually tell us how to consider those issues.
Anyways, this is how I have been rating...
Fair Play
1=You are either suspected or guilty of at least one of the outlined issues.
3=You were in the game.
5=You acted honorably ceding a lost cause game, notifying of upcoming alliance end, etc.
Attendance
1=Deadbeat or several missed turns.
3=You took your turns within 24 hours, 1 miss allowed.
5=You take your turns quickly, less than 12 hours-ish on average.
Attitude
1=Douche.
3=You were in the game. Maybe even typed something.
5=Engaging conversation whether topical or not.
Teamwork
1=You must have though it was singles.
3=Attempt to communicate/coordinate.
5=Our minds have melded.
I am of the mind that 3 is average, as that is what most people are. Most of my ratings are 3s. I don't use 2 or 4 because I don't believe these categories to have enough meat to them to merit such analization of minutia or be swayed by how hungover I am or whatnot. I do have to re-rate some friends to get them in line with my latest revision. If you want a semi-amusing read, check out the chat for this game, we refer to each other by real names so potentially confusing.
http://www.conquerclub.com/game.php?gam ... 6#map-cell
MOBAJOBG wrote:This is my solemn oath ...I shall and will only leave rating with all 5 stars as I would like to spare my opponent the agony of being average.
PepperJack wrote: If you want a semi-amusing read, check out the chat for this game, we refer to each other by real names so potentially confusing.
http://www.conquerclub.com/game.php?gam ... 6#map-cell
Ray Rider wrote:PepperJack wrote: If you want a semi-amusing read, check out the chat for this game, we refer to each other by real names so potentially confusing.
http://www.conquerclub.com/game.php?gam ... 6#map-cell
That's an interesting read. A good example of 5 star chat
PepperJack wrote:Ray Rider wrote:PepperJack wrote: If you want a semi-amusing read, check out the chat for this game, we refer to each other by real names so potentially confusing.
http://www.conquerclub.com/game.php?gam ... 6#map-cell
That's an interesting read. A good example of 5 star chat
Funny you should say that b/c I gave my friend 1 star for attitude due to that chat. I thought he was crying like a little girl with a skinned knee.
Ray Rider wrote:PepperJack wrote:Ray Rider wrote:PepperJack wrote: If you want a semi-amusing read, check out the chat for this game, we refer to each other by real names so potentially confusing.
http://www.conquerclub.com/game.php?gam ... 6#map-cell
That's an interesting read. A good example of 5 star chat
Funny you should say that b/c I gave my friend 1 star for attitude due to that chat. I thought he was crying like a little girl with a skinned knee.
lol well yeah, Nightman didn't seem to be very happy about your rating system, but he wasn't calling anyone names, swearing, or being offensive, I'd say. 4 stars for him...oh right, you don't use 4 stars.
I'd rather chat with him than with someone who doesn't say anything except gl and gg.
Again, this is an example of the subjective nature of the rating system.
Luvr wrote:I think Soloman and Ray Rider are WAY over the top.
C'mon people, stop making up your own system for star ratings!
From the INSTRUCTIONS:
* Fair Play: covers suiciding, secret alliance suspicion, breaking or respecting alliances, chivalry, etc...
* Attendance: covers deadbeating, missing turns, deliberately prolonging rounds, finding a babysitter to keep things moving, etc...
* Attitude: covers behaviour in chat, foul language, sore losers, gracious winners, "great chatters!", whining about dice, etc...
* Teamwork: covers playing with teammates - coordination, communication, etc...
As far as I'm concerned if you don't do ANYTHING offensive or against the rules, why not give someone 5 stars all around?
Fair Play is NOT strategy! It's FAIR PLAY.
Attendance is NOT whether someone took their turns according to the schedule that YOU would like them to. It's whether they took them in their allowed time and without missing turns.
Attitude is not being an annoying son of a bitch. There's NO requirement to chat so don't give people less stars because they don't feel like chatting or didn't even read the game chat.
Teamwork is self-explanatory even though the others should be too.
I recently finished a team game and near the end I killed my partner to get his cards because 1.) he told me to and 2.) the other team would have if I hadn't. The next time the yellow player had a turn they played then let themselves time out in case I could cash and kill them and get their cards. Yellow committed an unfair move so I gave them like 2 stars or something there but 5 elsewhere. I don't care if it's not specifically against the rules, if you let yourself time out so someone gets less cards when they kill you that's unfair play.
When someone deadbeats a game, where do you take stars off?
This seems like a no brainer to me but why are people taking stars off Fair Play and Attitude if someone just bails on a game (no suiciding etc.)
I don't care if you felt like having a conversation, if someone doesn't chat that's not unfair, that's not a bad attitude. Like someone said, some people play 30, 50, 70, 100 games etc. They don't feel like chatting in all of them.
Stop being a bunch of shitheads and giving people bad ratings because you they weren't up to your standards. If they're not violating what the RULES SAY are causes for low rating then suck it up and give a person 5 stars.
Personally if I play a game with someone and they don't do anything offensive and just play the game then they get 5 stars.
kwanton wrote:Solomon, I think your requirements for a 5 star rating are a little high for quite a few reasons. As other people have said fairplay and skill are not one in the same. Take this for example: A new player just starting out obviously won't play with the same level of strategy as someone with over 1000 games under their belt. They might not recognize the need to keep the keep a leader in check or might recognize it and not act in a way that helps much. But if they don't break any rules and don't do anything that would make gameplay unfair should they get anything less than a 5? In other words don't mix up fairplay and strategy. If someone makes every effort to play fairly (i.e. follow the rules), they should receive an excellent rating for fairplay. Just because there is no category for how skillfully a player plays doesn't mean you can manipulate another category to fit that into your rating.
Your rating system for attendance is also skewed. Just because a player does not have the opportunity to check their games every couple hours doesn't mean that their rating should suffer. Your rating system in this category has especially high expectations. Just because someone isn't stalking your every move so that they can move "immediately" after you does not in and of itself mean they are being less than excellent. Not everyone can afford to spend their time constantly checking an online game. I know it takes only a few minutes to check and take your turns but sometimes people just have other things to do and can't be in front of a computer 24/7. According to you excellence is "no longer then 3 hours From available turn". So maybe I should give up healthy resting habits and only sleep in 3 hour intervals so that I can check CC in case I have to take a turn![]()
I'll skip the other two categories to avoid this post being too long-winded but you get the idea I'm sure
drunkmonkey wrote:I honestly wonder why anyone becomes a mod on this site. You're the whiniest bunch of players imaginable.
Ron Burgundy wrote:Why don't you go back to your home on Whore Island?
JoshyBoy wrote:by God this has gotten out of hand!
Scott-Land wrote:Solomon-
You are allotted 24 hours to take your turn in a casual game and 5 minutes in a speed game. If someone doesn't miss a turn, how could you possibly leave them anything under a 3 ? As 3 is average, taking your turns within the time, not missing any turns. 2 should be for someone that has missed a turn or perhaps 2. Obviously a 1 if that player deadbeats or misses 2 then takes 1 for strategic or lack of purposes--- there isn't any gray here.![]()
i didn't bother going through the rest of your 'criteria' for ratings.
Bruceswar wrote:Scott-Land wrote:Solomon-
You are allotted 24 hours to take your turn in a casual game and 5 minutes in a speed game. If someone doesn't miss a turn, how could you possibly leave them anything under a 3 ? As 3 is average, taking your turns within the time, not missing any turns. 2 should be for someone that has missed a turn or perhaps 2. Obviously a 1 if that player deadbeats or misses 2 then takes 1 for strategic or lack of purposes--- there isn't any gray here.![]()
i didn't bother going through the rest of your 'criteria' for ratings.
I agree with this. What I have seen a lot of is abusing the system both ways. too high and too low. I have seen so many people with straight 1's, when they never missed a turn, or said anything wrong, and even won some of these games. What I predicted is happening all over the place. I recently left a cook a 2 for fair play as this person suicides themselves into people just about every 8 man game I have ever played with this person. And yes it is has been many. I left 5's for the other 2 categories, as this person takes fairly quick moves and is pleasant in chat when they do talk. Anyhow today I just received all 1's from this person, which makes no sense at all. Ah the joys of a system like this. If it were me and this was my website I would totally scrap any feedback system at all. It is doing no good at all. As much as they try to make one that works it only goes sour. This is a website for game playing not rating others or saying if you like someone or not. The work load would be a lot less if they took away any feedback system.
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