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point farming

Postby Jeff Hardy on Thu Aug 28, 2008 3:53 am

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Re: point farming

Postby hulmey on Thu Aug 28, 2008 4:00 am

what are yours? Could you please also advise as to what you consider point farming?
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Re: point farming

Postby Jeff Hardy on Thu Aug 28, 2008 4:05 am

hulmey wrote:what are yours? Could you please also advise as to what you consider point farming?

the type of games klobber, herpes and many more play is what i mean by point farming
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Re: point farming

Postby Juan_Bottom on Thu Aug 28, 2008 4:32 am

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Re: point farming

Postby hulmey on Thu Aug 28, 2008 4:49 am

Jeff Hardy wrote:
hulmey wrote:what are yours? Could you please also advise as to what you consider point farming?

the type of games klobber, herpes and many more play is what i mean by point farming


Why does this bother you? is it directly effecting you?
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Re: point farming

Postby Dancing Mustard on Thu Aug 28, 2008 4:52 am

OF COURSE IT AFFECTS US!!! IT MEANS THAT PEOPLE ON THE INTERNET ARE HAVING MORE RISK-POINTS THAN WE DO!!!! AND IF WE DO NOT HAVE MANY RISK-POINTS THEN WE WILL NOT LOOK AS GOOD AT TEH RISK AS OTHER PEOPLE ON THE INTERNET WHO WE WANT TO JUDGE US POSITIVELY!!! WHY ARE YOU NOT UPSET ABOUT PEOPLE WASTING THEIR LIVES PLAYING DULL, SKILLESS GAMES AGAINST COMPLETE NOOBS IN ORDER TO BOOST THEIR SELF-ESTEEM!!!!!
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Re: point farming

Postby hulmey on Thu Aug 28, 2008 4:56 am

Dancing Mustard wrote:OF COURSE IT AFFECTS US!!! IT MEANS THAT PEOPLE ON THE INTERNET ARE HAVING MORE RISK-POINTS THAN WE DO!!!! AND IF WE DO NOT HAVE MANY RISK-POINTS THEN WE WILL NOT LOOK AS GOOD AT TEH RISK AS OTHER PEOPLE ON THE INTERNET WHO WE WANT TO JUDGE US POSITIVELY!!! WHY ARE YOU NOT UPSET ABOUT PEOPLE WASTING THEIR LIVES PLAYING DULL, SKILLESS GAMES AGAINST COMPLETE NOOBS IN ORDER TO BOOST THEIR SELF-ESTEEM!!!!!


Theres no need for caps, i heard you the first time! You have made a good call here, becuase farming steals points and makes you look like a good player. But dont we all know who the excellent players are? Im being playing freestyle recently, just to see what all the fuss is about. OMG, before i can deploy ive lost over 12 countries already. Bloody clickable maps and friggin fast internet connections. Should we ban everything? Should we always complain about everything? Lets just have fun and play the game we love, when we want and how we want! Points are meaningless. Shall i carry my points to the graveyard with me?
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Re: point farming

Postby Bruceswar on Thu Aug 28, 2008 5:05 am

Point farming like they do may not be honorable, but it is legal. Weather you farm 100 1 vs 1 games or 50 8 man ? games. Well all know who is doing it and it is easy to spot. Klobber takes all the BS for it, but there are many now doing it.
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Re: point farming

Postby Jeff Hardy on Thu Aug 28, 2008 5:09 am

Dancing Mustard wrote:OF COURSE IT AFFECTS US!!! IT MEANS THAT PEOPLE ON THE INTERNET ARE HAVING MORE RISK-POINTS THAN WE DO!!!! AND IF WE DO NOT HAVE MANY RISK-POINTS THEN WE WILL NOT LOOK AS GOOD AT TEH RISK AS OTHER PEOPLE ON THE INTERNET WHO WE WANT TO JUDGE US POSITIVELY!!! WHY ARE YOU NOT UPSET ABOUT PEOPLE WASTING THEIR LIVES PLAYING DULL, SKILLESS GAMES AGAINST COMPLETE NOOBS IN ORDER TO BOOST THEIR SELF-ESTEEM!!!!!

that and the fact that there might be way more players on cc if it wasnt for point farming
the first game i played was with klobber and 6 other new recruits (8 player, circus maximus , seq)
half of the people in that game havnt played a game since because that game fed them up so much
if they had played a real game they might have continued playing cc (and maybe even bought premium)
also klobber gained something like 100 points even tho most of the players deadbeat... i think i was the only one who didnt

not saying its just klobber im telling you an example
i know that most high rankers do it which is also ufair on the ones who dont
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Re: point farming

Postby hulmey on Thu Aug 28, 2008 5:36 am

Jeff Hardy wrote:
Dancing Mustard wrote:OF COURSE IT AFFECTS US!!! IT MEANS THAT PEOPLE ON THE INTERNET ARE HAVING MORE RISK-POINTS THAN WE DO!!!! AND IF WE DO NOT HAVE MANY RISK-POINTS THEN WE WILL NOT LOOK AS GOOD AT TEH RISK AS OTHER PEOPLE ON THE INTERNET WHO WE WANT TO JUDGE US POSITIVELY!!! WHY ARE YOU NOT UPSET ABOUT PEOPLE WASTING THEIR LIVES PLAYING DULL, SKILLESS GAMES AGAINST COMPLETE NOOBS IN ORDER TO BOOST THEIR SELF-ESTEEM!!!!!

that and the fact that there might be way more players on cc if it wasnt for point farming
the first game i played was with klobber and 6 other new recruits (8 player, circus maximus , seq)
half of the people in that game havnt played a game since because that game fed them up so much
if they had played a real game they might have continued playing cc (and maybe even bought premium)
also klobber gained something like 100 points even tho most of the players deadbeat... i think i was the only one who didnt

not saying its just klobber im telling you an example
i know that most high rankers do it which is also ufair on the ones who dont like


just out of interest why did you join he circus maximus game and not the classic map? I do agree that new players should only be allowed to play classic until there (?) goes :D
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Re: point farming

Postby Jeff Hardy on Thu Aug 28, 2008 5:45 am

hulmey wrote:
Jeff Hardy wrote:
Dancing Mustard wrote:OF COURSE IT AFFECTS US!!! IT MEANS THAT PEOPLE ON THE INTERNET ARE HAVING MORE RISK-POINTS THAN WE DO!!!! AND IF WE DO NOT HAVE MANY RISK-POINTS THEN WE WILL NOT LOOK AS GOOD AT TEH RISK AS OTHER PEOPLE ON THE INTERNET WHO WE WANT TO JUDGE US POSITIVELY!!! WHY ARE YOU NOT UPSET ABOUT PEOPLE WASTING THEIR LIVES PLAYING DULL, SKILLESS GAMES AGAINST COMPLETE NOOBS IN ORDER TO BOOST THEIR SELF-ESTEEM!!!!!

that and the fact that there might be way more players on cc if it wasnt for point farming
the first game i played was with klobber and 6 other new recruits (8 player, circus maximus , seq)
half of the people in that game havnt played a game since because that game fed them up so much
if they had played a real game they might have continued playing cc (and maybe even bought premium)
also klobber gained something like 100 points even tho most of the players deadbeat... i think i was the only one who didnt

not saying its just klobber im telling you an example
i know that most high rankers do it which is also ufair on the ones who dont like


just out of interest why did you join he circus maximus game and not the classic map? I do agree that new players should only be allowed to play classic until there (?) goes :D

i went on join a game and the first 15 games were klobbers circus maximus games so i assumed that was the best and most popular game cc had to offer

turned out it was the exact opposite lol
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Re: point farming

Postby Kemmler on Thu Aug 28, 2008 6:59 am

funnily enough my first game was circus maximus. I won it too :D, but then I lost the next 10 games...
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Re: point farming

Postby barterer2002 on Thu Aug 28, 2008 7:15 am

Jeff if most of them deadbeated out of the game I'm doubtful whether they would have gone on to buy premium. I find that there are any number of noobs who expect the game to be RT and get frustrated when its not and never come back. It may be easy points for the farmers but in the end I don't think its the farming that keeps the noobs from coming back
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Re: point farming

Postby truly_tasha on Thu Aug 28, 2008 7:16 am

my first games on here were on circus max, chinese checkers, and crosswords. I just liked how the maps looked - not your usual risk boards. I didn't win many of my first games on here but that didn't deter me from continuing to play and eventually buying premium. I think alot of people join thinking that the games will be rt. They get frustrated that it takes so long to have a turn and eventually leave. I don't think that point farmers really deter people from leaving the site. Some of my first games were with KLOBBER. I enjoyed the challenge and got my ass kicked repeatedly on Circus Maximus by him simply because all that running around and around the board made me dizzy :lol:

Point farming is kind of like taking candy from a baby. Just because you can doesn't necessarily mean that you should. It reminds me of the Seinfeld episode where Kramer was taking Karate. He was the head of the class - against 6 year olds :lol: I recently joined a Circus Max game with dfaarc. I didn't realize he was a point farmer until the game had already started and I found a thread about his farming in GD. 4 people deadbeated the game (out of 8 ). It was excruciating to wait for ppl to deadbeat. I simply don't have the patience for that. I won the game because I had a better strategy against dfaarc. While he simply bashed and smashed and spread himself too thin I patiently built up and got into position behind someone who had a lower army count. I was able to take them out, get their cards and go on a chain killing spree wiping out the remaining 3 players in a flat rate game.

Although point farmers are good against the inexperienced players and deadbeaters they simply do not have the strategy to win against experienced players.
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Re: point farming

Postby hulmey on Thu Aug 28, 2008 7:17 am

barterer2002 wrote:Jeff if most of them deadbeated out of the game I'm doubtful whether they would have gone on to buy premium. I find that there are any number of noobs who expect the game to be RT and get frustrated when its not and never come back. It may be easy points for the farmers but in the end I don't think its the farming that keeps the noobs from coming back


I agree that was my first impression when joining the site. The admins really need to do more to help the first time player. Maybe their could be a short video link explaing the ins and outs of playing a game on conquer club!
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Re: point farming

Postby FabledIntegral on Thu Aug 28, 2008 8:29 am

I nearly joined Circus Maximus when I first joined because I figured it must be a popular map if so many people were playing. Figured it must be an awesome map, but decided against it. I doubt I would have bought premium if I joined CM first though.
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Re: point farming

Postby Timminz on Thu Aug 28, 2008 8:46 am

I remember, a while back, Lack posted in the forums that some ridiculously high percent of new recruits, never make a second visit. I think it was around 70%, but don't quote me on it.
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Re: point farming

Postby owenshooter on Thu Aug 28, 2008 9:04 am

Timminz wrote:I remember, a while back, Lack posted in the forums that some ridiculously high percent of new recruits, never make a second visit. I think it was around 70%, but don't quote me on it.


that is beyond interesting! i often wondered that myself. i had a friend join that i thought would love it. he joined, got in all the wrong type of games that are far too complicated for newbs to understand, and he never returned after he took one turn. on the other hand, i just convinced another friend to join, and he is in love with the site after playing 5 doubles games with me... i for one was brought along to play doubles with jbrettlip, who was frustrated with standard game play, and couldn't find a good partner. what better way to find a good partner, than to teach him how to play how you want. if i had found this site on my own, i doubt i would have returned after taking a few turns... thankfully, a real life friend helped me to get up to speed on all things CC...-0
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Re: point farming

Postby dfaarc on Thu Aug 28, 2008 9:43 am

why would anyone not like noob farming. It is an environmentally friendly way of growing points.
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Re: point farming

Postby max is gr8 on Thu Aug 28, 2008 10:13 am

And it's renewable ;)
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Re: point farming

Postby Juan_Bottom on Thu Aug 28, 2008 10:15 am

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Re: point farming

Postby KoE_Sirius on Thu Aug 28, 2008 11:11 am

dfaarc wrote:why would anyone not like noob farming. It is an environmentally friendly way of growing points.

Where would a farmer be without it and I hear its a great source of vitamin C ,D and E . :lol:
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Re: point farming

Postby Fruitcake on Thu Aug 28, 2008 12:40 pm

N00b farming is fine if that is what you want. Personally I cannot see any ultimate positive gain from procuring respect through means that attempt to conceal reality....anyway, enough of my thoughts. If you recall, the Relative Ranking thread showed who the best farmers are, so for your interest, here are the top 10 according to their RR.

Torcav2 0.484
MOBAJOBG 0.514
SkyT 0.518
Blitzaholic 0.560
Thai Robert 0.597
mhennigan 0.621
maxatstuy 0.624
BENJIKAT IS D 0.630
Greatwhite 0.642
Big Whiskey 0.663

When you consider that the likes of poo-maker and Rashid achieve relative ranks of 0.713 and 0.922 respectively (Rashid's is a seriously high RR considering the lofty position he enjoys on the scoreboard) then the figures above are thrown into sharp relief.

All this said, if one feels the need to garner applause and kudos through farming and not through taking on real talent (as Rashid obviously does and wins) then fair enough, that is a matter of choice. What applause is there when, say, the England Rugby squad beat Portugal compared to when they beat the All Blacks?

Points farmers may well try to lighten what they do by being flippant and trying to be clever, but in truth, it does not increase the level of their achievements one jot.

I have not bothered with KLOBBER, as his is a unique case all of its own.
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Re: point farming

Postby mandalorian2298 on Thu Aug 28, 2008 12:56 pm

Dancing Mustard wrote:OF COURSE IT AFFECTS US!!! IT MEANS THAT PEOPLE ON THE INTERNET ARE HAVING MORE RISK-POINTS THAN WE DO!!!! AND IF WE DO NOT HAVE MANY RISK-POINTS THEN WE WILL NOT LOOK AS GOOD AT TEH RISK AS OTHER PEOPLE ON THE INTERNET WHO WE WANT TO JUDGE US POSITIVELY!!! WHY ARE YOU NOT UPSET ABOUT PEOPLE WASTING THEIR LIVES PLAYING DULL, SKILLESS GAMES AGAINST COMPLETE NOOBS IN ORDER TO BOOST THEIR SELF-ESTEEM!!!!!


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Re: point farming

Postby BrotherNick on Thu Aug 28, 2008 1:00 pm

hehe, someone tried to do this to me on a 1v1, I took 69 pts from him. I was quite lucky though.
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