No, because this is basically the old feedback system, and would take too much work to moderate.skipopidid wrote:What about an "other" tag with a short (20ish?) discription
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No, because this is basically the old feedback system, and would take too much work to moderate.skipopidid wrote:What about an "other" tag with a short (20ish?) discription
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?
I disagree...I definitely want to see the specifics. I may not care about whether someone is a bully or rude, but I damn sure care if they are vindictive, a sore loser or backstabber.PLAYER57832 wrote: eliminate a lot of the descriptive tags like "vindictive", "bully", etc. and replace them with "good sport" and "bad sport". For the most part, do we really care what someone specifically does to be a jerk? If they are a jerk, they are a jerk!
We already have "helpful". I thought you wanted to get rid of the specifics, not add them?PLAYER57832 wrote: Beyond that, we need a few tags that only apply to some situations, only some people are interested in. One might be "helpful to newbies", to highlight people who are good at playing new people.
This one part makes sense.PLAYER57832 wrote: Another might be "does not understand Assassin", "needs to read rules before playing complicated maps" or "makes announced alliances".
Mostly, though I would like to see special tags for team play .. "communicates well", good team player, etc are good in that context and otherwise just don't matter. (shoot, a "team player" in a normal game might be called a "cheat" by some.. lol)
Well, all of those would fall under "sore loser", particularly "vindictive". "Backstabber" -- I am not sure how that would apply unless you make treaties and such. Personally, I find "using treaties" itself to be not the best of characteristics. Rude... true. Among other issues, what does that even mean? At some point, that is what the individual comment section is for, for if you have a specific comment.Woodruff wrote:I disagree...I definitely want to see the specifics. I may not care about whether someone is a bully or rude, but I damn sure care if they are vindictive, a sore loser or backstabber.PLAYER57832 wrote: eliminate a lot of the descriptive tags like "vindictive", "bully", etc. and replace them with "good sport" and "bad sport". For the most part, do we really care what someone specifically does to be a jerk? If they are a jerk, they are a jerk!
I am not sure that "helpful" applies in general. I mean, could easily be "secret diplomacy". However, to explain the game to someone who doesn't understand, that is a unique characteristic that I feel needs more attention.Woodruff wrote:We already have "helpful". I thought you wanted to get rid of the specifics, not add them?PLAYER57832 wrote: Beyond that, we need a few tags that only apply to some situations, only some people are interested in. One might be "helpful to newbies", to highlight people who are good at playing new people.
This one part makes sense.[/quote]PLAYER57832 wrote: Another might be "does not understand Assassin", "needs to read rules before playing complicated maps" or "makes announced alliances".
Mostly, though I would like to see special tags for team play .. "communicates well", good team player, etc are good in that context and otherwise just don't matter. (shoot, a "team player" in a normal game might be called a "cheat" by some.. lol)
It still is under discussion, it has simply been stickied to draw more support to the idea. And as a signal that it is closer to being submitted. However if the OP would like it un-stickied, I can do that.PLAYER57832 wrote:Maybe this should move back to discussion? I know Josh, several others (including myself) have been working on or thinking about this for some time, we have, amongst ourselves even come up with some solutions (way back, before the latest change and I believe since). However, nothing was ever done because we were told the system was "too new".
Not irrelevant at all. Good Teammate/Bad Teammate relate directly to TEAM GAMES ONLY. Whereas Cooperative/Uncooperative relate to NON TEAM GAMES. Removing these would be a big mistake.JoshyBoy wrote:
- Cooperative or Uncooperative - I don't think we need these two tags as you could use Good Teammate or Bad Teammate. If you are talking about non-team games I think that these tags are irrelevant. We could quite easily find other tags to replace these two tags.
Aren't these all just opinions?JoshyBoy wrote: [*]Irrational - Matter of opinion as to what is, or is not, rational surely?
I agree with you that Irrational and Reckless are very similar, so one of them could be removed. I very much disagree though that Reckless necessarily means Suicider.JoshyBoy wrote:This could also be thrown in with Reckless below. Make way for a new tag?
Reckless, Suicider - These two are kind of similar or could at least be misconstrued as the same sort of thing. Could we not remove one?
These are not necessarily similar at all. Being vindictive is far different from just being a sore loser. Both should be kept.JoshyBoy wrote:Vindictive, Sore Loser - These two are also kind of similar. Vindictive could be changed to "Bad Sport" or "Poor Sportsmanship".
I agree.JoshyBoy wrote:[*]Secret Diplomacy - For me, the most controversial tag. If you rate a player and use this tag you should be filing a C&A report and the player should be banned. If you don't then you are just throwing accusations about. Therefore this tag is unneccesary and, in my opinion, should be removed.[/list]
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?
Except what kind of cooperation do you need/want outside of team games?Woodruff wrote:Not irrelevant at all. Good Teammate/Bad Teammate relate directly to TEAM GAMES ONLY. Whereas Cooperative/Uncooperative relate to NON TEAM GAMES. Removing these would be a big mistake.JoshyBoy wrote:
- Cooperative or Uncooperative - I don't think we need these two tags as you could use Good Teammate or Bad Teammate. If you are talking about non-team games I think that these tags are irrelevant. We could quite easily find other tags to replace these two tags.
The problem but also a reason to keep this, is that what some people consider "irrational" is a winning tactic by someone else. The reason to keep it is it might say as much about the rater as the one rated.Woodruff wrote:Aren't these all just opinions?JoshyBoy wrote: [*]Irrational - Matter of opinion as to what is, or is not, rational surely?
I agree, but I would like to see those replaced with "poor sport". The reason is that there are times when suiciding is not necesarily a bad thing (the last few rounds of Hive, for example). However, the fact that this tag is here might encourage some newer players to use it in such situations.Woodruff wrote:I agree with you that Irrational and Reckless are very similar, so one of them could be removed. I very much disagree though that Reckless necessarily means Suicider.JoshyBoy wrote:This could also be thrown in with Reckless below. Make way for a new tag?
Reckless, Suicider - These two are kind of similar or could at least be misconstrued as the same sort of thing. Could we not remove one?
vindictive is a sub category of poor loser, one type of poor loser. But why is the distinction important? Does it alter how you would treat that person?Woodruff wrote:These are not necessarily similar at all. Being vindictive is far different from just being a sore loser. Both should be kept.JoshyBoy wrote:Vindictive, Sore Loser - These two are also kind of similar. Vindictive could be changed to "Bad Sport" or "Poor Sportsmanship".
I agree also. I do think a simple "makes alliances" (perhaps we need to insert "legal" to clarify) becuase it is one of those behaviors some people like and others do not.Woodruff wrote:I agree.JoshyBoy wrote:[*]Secret Diplomacy - For me, the most controversial tag. If you rate a player and use this tag you should be filing a C&A report and the player should be banned. If you don't then you are just throwing accusations about. Therefore this tag is unneccesary and, in my opinion, should be removed.[/list]
Player, you (yes...you) asked me this exact same question THE FIRST TIME I posted these responses in this thread (ages ago, which showed no impact on the original post, so I posted it here again). I answered it then the same way I did then...when a player is taking a strong position in a game and is going to win it if folks don't work together to take that player down, THAT IS COOPERATION. If they do not do so, that is being UNCOOPERATIVE. It's really quite simple, really.PLAYER57832 wrote:Except what kind of cooperation do you need/want outside of team games?Woodruff wrote:Not irrelevant at all. Good Teammate/Bad Teammate relate directly to TEAM GAMES ONLY. Whereas Cooperative/Uncooperative relate to NON TEAM GAMES. Removing these would be a big mistake.JoshyBoy wrote:
- Cooperative or Uncooperative - I don't think we need these two tags as you could use Good Teammate or Bad Teammate. If you are talking about non-team games I think that these tags are irrelevant. We could quite easily find other tags to replace these two tags.
You would be wrong to do so.PLAYER57832 wrote:Personally, I would replace them with "makes [legal] alliances and I would not necessarily consider that a positive thing.
I definitely disagree in that I DO want to know the full details. As you said, for some swearing isn't important, but for others it is very important. For those for whom it is very important, the full details of the situation is...well, important.PLAYER57832 wrote:"nuetral" might be swearing. For some, it matters a great deal. For others -- not at all. On the other hand, no one really enjoys playing iwth the person who shows up, throws a fit the first time they lose and deadbeats. I don't really need to know the full details, "poor sport" covers that and a myriad of other situations.
Absolutely it does. It potentially impacts whether I will join their game or not. I don't really care about a sore loser, but I certainly care about a player that is vindictive.PLAYER57832 wrote:vindictive is a sub category of poor loser, one type of poor loser. But why is the distinction important? Does it alter how you would treat that person?Woodruff wrote:These are not necessarily similar at all. Being vindictive is far different from just being a sore loser. Both should be kept.JoshyBoy wrote:Vindictive, Sore Loser - These two are also kind of similar. Vindictive could be changed to "Bad Sport" or "Poor Sportsmanship".
Sure, I have no problem with positive tags. I am of the opinion that more tags are good. I want specificity in knowing who I'm up against (or who I may be joining a game with).PLAYER57832 wrote:If you keep a lot of negative tags (my vote is to eliminate them), then we need some more positive ones, maybe things like "patient", "good strategy", etc.
Sure, that makes sense. Although that may be impacted by something as simple as "screen resolution", so may not be as do-able as it would seem to be.mcs6300 wrote:I also think it would make it easier if the 'Positive' tags were grouped separately from the 'Negative ones. It would make rating faster.
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?
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?
Haven't we already done that? Several times?JoshyBoy wrote:In that case, I would like people to post what they would like to see changed.