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ROOSTER330
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Rifter7
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My thoughts on the reputation system.
Mr. Tart- Compulsory Poster
- Posts : 3748
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Join date : 2012-09-14
Age : 29
Location : The Void.
While i'm still rather new at these forums i do believe the idea of being able to add the reason for an upvote/downvote to be awesome, however i'd more than understand if it weren't possible.
Marino.- Compulsory Poster
- Posts : 3306
Reputation : 46
Join date : 2012-09-15
Age : 31
Those Numbers influence us more than we think .
In another Forum i recently joined i made helpfull post which got ignored . I payed it no mind , just to find out that -on the same thread- 2 Pages later someone with a high rating posted pretty much the exact same thing and he got upvoted for it .
Ive experienced this many times on said Forum. It was frustrating as hell, so much that i decided to leave .
I think there shouldnt be a counter for our total Rep, but rather just for the Post itself . Because even someone with -10 Rep can make a Post just as helpfull as someone wit 30 Rep .
And if we remove that counter there should be much less biases .
just my 0.02 $
In another Forum i recently joined i made helpfull post which got ignored . I payed it no mind , just to find out that -on the same thread- 2 Pages later someone with a high rating posted pretty much the exact same thing and he got upvoted for it .
Ive experienced this many times on said Forum. It was frustrating as hell, so much that i decided to leave .
I think there shouldnt be a counter for our total Rep, but rather just for the Post itself . Because even someone with -10 Rep can make a Post just as helpfull as someone wit 30 Rep .
And if we remove that counter there should be much less biases .
just my 0.02 $
Serious_Much- Moderator Trainee
- Posts : 14641
Reputation : 287
Join date : 2012-01-17
Age : 32
Location : The Dark Side of the Moon
Marino. wrote:Those Numbers influence us more than we think .
In another Forum i recently joined i made helpfull post which got ignored . I payed it no mind , just to find out that -on the same thread- 2 Pages later someone with a high rating posted pretty much the exact same thing and he got upvoted for it .
Ive experienced this many times on said Forum. It was frustrating as hell, so much that i decided to leave .
I think there shouldnt be a counter for our total Rep, but rather just for the Post itself . Because even someone with -10 Rep can make a Post just as helpfull as someone wit 30 Rep .
And if we remove that counter there should be much less biases .
just my 0.02 $
i now deserve an up rep
WyrmHero- Lordvessel
- Posts : 8742
Reputation : 221
Join date : 2012-02-16
Age : 36
Location : The Painted World
My true rep is 47.:x
ROOSTER330- Caffeinated
- Posts : 966
Reputation : 20
Join date : 2012-06-07
Location : The Chicken Coop. Duh.
Marino. wrote:Those Numbers influence us more than we think .
In another Forum i recently joined i made helpfull post which got ignored . I payed it no mind , just to find out that -on the same thread- 2 Pages later someone with a high rating posted pretty much the exact same thing and he got upvoted for it .
Ive experienced this many times on said Forum. It was frustrating as hell, so much that i decided to leave .
I think there shouldnt be a counter for our total Rep, but rather just for the Post itself . Because even someone with -10 Rep can make a Post just as helpfull as someone wit 30 Rep .
And if we remove that counter there should be much less biases .
just my 0.02 $
Very true, Its funny to see someone practically copy/paste your response and get rep ups for it becaude they are better known or have higher rep already
Serious_Much- Moderator Trainee
- Posts : 14641
Reputation : 287
Join date : 2012-01-17
Age : 32
Location : The Dark Side of the Moon
ROOSTER330 wrote:Marino. wrote:Those Numbers influence us more than we think .
In another Forum i recently joined i made helpfull post which got ignored . I payed it no mind , just to find out that -on the same thread- 2 Pages later someone with a high rating posted pretty much the exact same thing and he got upvoted for it .
Ive experienced this many times on said Forum. It was frustrating as hell, so much that i decided to leave .
I think there shouldnt be a counter for our total Rep, but rather just for the Post itself . Because even someone with -10 Rep can make a Post just as helpfull as someone wit 30 Rep .
And if we remove that counter there should be much less biases .
just my 0.02 $
Very true, Its funny to see someone practically copy/paste your response and get rep ups for it becaude they are better known or have higher rep already
I feel your pain
ROOSTER330- Caffeinated
- Posts : 966
Reputation : 20
Join date : 2012-06-07
Location : The Chicken Coop. Duh.
Serious_Much wrote:ROOSTER330 wrote:Marino. wrote:Those Numbers influence us more than we think .
In another Forum i recently joined i made helpfull post which got ignored . I payed it no mind , just to find out that -on the same thread- 2 Pages later someone with a high rating posted pretty much the exact same thing and he got upvoted for it .
Ive experienced this many times on said Forum. It was frustrating as hell, so much that i decided to leave .
I think there shouldnt be a counter for our total Rep, but rather just for the Post itself . Because even someone with -10 Rep can make a Post just as helpfull as someone wit 30 Rep .
And if we remove that counter there should be much less biases .
just my 0.02 $
Very true, Its funny to see someone practically copy/paste your response and get rep ups for it becaude they are better known or have higher rep already
I feel your pain
LMAO! You got rep for that! Thats tooo funny
Marino.- Compulsory Poster
- Posts : 3306
Reputation : 46
Join date : 2012-09-15
Age : 31
ROOSTER330 wrote:Serious_Much wrote:ROOSTER330 wrote:Marino. wrote:Those Numbers influence us more than we think .
In another Forum i recently joined i made helpfull post which got ignored . I payed it no mind , just to find out that -on the same thread- 2 Pages later someone with a high rating posted pretty much the exact same thing and he got upvoted for it .
Ive experienced this many times on said Forum. It was frustrating as hell, so much that i decided to leave .
I think there shouldnt be a counter for our total Rep, but rather just for the Post itself . Because even someone with -10 Rep can make a Post just as helpfull as someone wit 30 Rep .
And if we remove that counter there should be much less biases .
just my 0.02 $
Very true, Its funny to see someone practically copy/paste your response and get rep ups for it becaude they are better known or have higher rep already
I feel your pain
LMAO! You got rep for that! Thats tooo funny
Actually it was me who gave Serious rep XD
I liked how he ridiculed my post
Rifter7- Hollowed
- Posts : 1523
Reputation : 69
Join date : 2012-05-05
Location : Tama
Marino. wrote:ROOSTER330 wrote:Serious_Much wrote:ROOSTER330 wrote:Marino. wrote:Those Numbers influence us more than we think .
In another Forum i recently joined i made helpfull post which got ignored . I payed it no mind , just to find out that -on the same thread- 2 Pages later someone with a high rating posted pretty much the exact same thing and he got upvoted for it .
Ive experienced this many times on said Forum. It was frustrating as hell, so much that i decided to leave .
I think there shouldnt be a counter for our total Rep, but rather just for the Post itself . Because even someone with -10 Rep can make a Post just as helpfull as someone wit 30 Rep .
And if we remove that counter there should be much less biases .
just my 0.02 $
Very true, Its funny to see someone practically copy/paste your response and get rep ups for it becaude they are better known or have higher rep already
I feel your pain
LMAO! You got rep for that! Thats tooo funny
Actually it was me who gave Serious rep XD
I liked how he ridiculed my post
lol
Spurgun- Chosen Undead
- Posts : 5553
Reputation : 119
Join date : 2012-01-29
Age : 27
Location : Finland!
Don't give Serious anymore rep, he already has enough
Serious_Much- Moderator Trainee
- Posts : 14641
Reputation : 287
Join date : 2012-01-17
Age : 32
Location : The Dark Side of the Moon
Marino. wrote:ROOSTER330 wrote:Serious_Much wrote:ROOSTER330 wrote:Marino. wrote:Those Numbers influence us more than we think .
In another Forum i recently joined i made helpfull post which got ignored . I payed it no mind , just to find out that -on the same thread- 2 Pages later someone with a high rating posted pretty much the exact same thing and he got upvoted for it .
Ive experienced this many times on said Forum. It was frustrating as hell, so much that i decided to leave .
I think there shouldnt be a counter for our total Rep, but rather just for the Post itself . Because even someone with -10 Rep can make a Post just as helpfull as someone wit 30 Rep .
And if we remove that counter there should be much less biases .
just my 0.02 $
Very true, Its funny to see someone practically copy/paste your response and get rep ups for it becaude they are better known or have higher rep already
I feel your pain
LMAO! You got rep for that! Thats tooo funny
Actually it was me who gave Serious rep XD
I liked how he ridiculed my post
I didn't ridicule it, I was just showing how amazingly true it was
Marino.- Compulsory Poster
- Posts : 3306
Reputation : 46
Join date : 2012-09-15
Age : 31
*Qoute Pyramid incoming !*
Heh, tell me about it .
Anyway any thoughts about my suggestion ? It probably wont change much though, now that i think about it .
Serious_Much wrote:Marino. wrote:ROOSTER330 wrote:Serious_Much wrote:ROOSTER330 wrote:Marino. wrote:Those Numbers influence us more than we think .
In another Forum i recently joined i made helpfull post which got ignored . I payed it no mind , just to find out that -on the same thread- 2 Pages later someone with a high rating posted pretty much the exact same thing and he got upvoted for it .
Ive experienced this many times on said Forum. It was frustrating as hell, so much that i decided to leave .
I think there shouldnt be a counter for our total Rep, but rather just for the Post itself . Because even someone with -10 Rep can make a Post just as helpfull as someone wit 30 Rep .
And if we remove that counter there should be much less biases .
just my 0.02 $
Very true, Its funny to see someone practically copy/paste your response and get rep ups for it becaude they are better known or have higher rep already
I feel your pain
LMAO! You got rep for that! Thats tooo funny
Actually it was me who gave Serious rep XD
I liked how he ridiculed my post
I didn't ridicule it, I was just showing how amazingly true it was
Heh, tell me about it .
Anyway any thoughts about my suggestion ? It probably wont change much though, now that i think about it .
WhatDoesThePendantDo?- Duke's Archivist
- Posts : 11501
Reputation : 327
Join date : 2012-04-18
Age : 35
Location : WPB, Florida
Marino. wrote:*Qoute Pyramid incoming !*Serious_Much wrote:Marino. wrote:ROOSTER330 wrote:Serious_Much wrote:ROOSTER330 wrote:Marino. wrote:Those Numbers influence us more than we think .
In another Forum i recently joined i made helpfull post which got ignored . I payed it no mind , just to find out that -on the same thread- 2 Pages later someone with a high rating posted pretty much the exact same thing and he got upvoted for it .
Ive experienced this many times on said Forum. It was frustrating as hell, so much that i decided to leave .
I think there shouldnt be a counter for our total Rep, but rather just for the Post itself . Because even someone with -10 Rep can make a Post just as helpfull as someone wit 30 Rep .
And if we remove that counter there should be much less biases .
just my 0.02 $
Very true, Its funny to see someone practically copy/paste your response and get rep ups for it becaude they are better known or have higher rep already
I feel your pain
LMAO! You got rep for that! Thats tooo funny
Actually it was me who gave Serious rep XD
I liked how he ridiculed my post
I didn't ridicule it, I was just showing how amazingly true it was
Heh, tell me about it .
Anyway any thoughts about my suggestion ? It probably wont change much though, now that i think about it .
Well, I also gave Serious rep for that, so there.
Spurgun- Chosen Undead
- Posts : 5553
Reputation : 119
Join date : 2012-01-29
Age : 27
Location : Finland!
Stop giving him more rep. He has enough already
Serious_Much- Moderator Trainee
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Join date : 2012-01-17
Age : 32
Location : The Dark Side of the Moon
bah humbug.
roanispe- Addicted
- Posts : 286
Reputation : 82
Join date : 2012-03-06
Location : Gensōkyō
I don't post much, so I like the reputation system. It would let someone new to the forum understand that I generally offer helpful advice. However, I don't really post much anymore sine I posted my "magnum opus" (heh) on Dark Souls PvP. I figure these days, if someone wants to a build in direct contradiction to what I have written then I figure that's a personal choice. I still look around in case there is ever anything I feel I could add to, but I don't see much anymore; everyone does a great job helping the new players that probably don't want to look over the guide. However, my reputation is still there if I need it, and I essentially agree with everything Rifter7 has posted.
As an aside, I faced you a few times with an alt. account Rifter, you have got a lot better.
As an aside, I faced you a few times with an alt. account Rifter, you have got a lot better.
Rifter7- Hollowed
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Join date : 2012-05-05
Location : Tama
heh thanks.. i'd imagine we've dueled unbeknownst to me in the burg more than once before..
was i flipping around in giants, using dingy/big hat or just plain doing stupid stuff with a weapon i probably shouldn't be using? comparing duels from there isn't going to really give a good example of skill all the time, especially if we've dueled more than once..
ex. a few days ago i found ghadis while using the murakumo and trying to roll backstep everywhere.
guy probably thought i was on drugs.
was i flipping around in giants, using dingy/big hat or just plain doing stupid stuff with a weapon i probably shouldn't be using? comparing duels from there isn't going to really give a good example of skill all the time, especially if we've dueled more than once..
ex. a few days ago i found ghadis while using the murakumo and trying to roll backstep everywhere.
guy probably thought i was on drugs.
roanispe- Addicted
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Location : Gensōkyō
Would you believe me if I said all 3, and more? You seem to have most of the basics down to a certain degree, but everyone could always use more work on appropriate spacing, criticals, and mix-ups. Your weakest aspect so far is being unpredictable, and to improve that, counter-intuitively, you need to work on having a better plan. While constantly playing will eventually give you the same result, try this as a mental exercise for next few fights: at every point in the fight, try to establish an immediate goal.
To edificate on this, let's look an example between say you using a Murakumo and being up against, say, a Claymore. Imagine both of you are preparing for the inevitable patch, and have both scraped together 53 poise. Since you know that a Claymore is not a weapon that can hit someone running with ease, you decide then that you are going to aim to land the very viable running attack. With that as the goal, you can obscure it from your opponent; it's no longer an instinct, it's not something your opponent can feel for if you hide your intention well.
Let's go through how you might choose to actually achieve this goal you set out for yourself. To make it less apparent that you are going to try to land a running attack, you throw a few intentionally whiffed blows into the air; you make it look like you are trying to land normal attacks as they approach you. During these whiffed attacks is the perfect time to start holding down the 'O' to prepare an instant sprint. Once you get the correct spacing to land the running attack, you go for it!
During all this set up, you get a chance to see the nuances of your opponent, and this lets you choose another goal to go after. Say you notice him doing backsteps into running attacks a lot, you could try to land a jump attack for massive damage by baiting a backstep with the spacing you want. Another tick your hypothetical opponent might have is doing the one-handed thrust attack of the Claymore whenever you start running towards him. You could aim to get a roll-backstab by running with guard up, and rolling when he makes the attack; if you are running while blocking, you won't jump, which is helpful for situations like this, and lets you threaten more space once you get the feel for it.
This is just a mental exercise to help develop a sense of what one should be doing automatically, and I find myself using it whenever I get stuck in a rut, or trying to learn a new weapon. It might not work for you, but if you do try to do this, the most important thing is making sure you understand what you are going for. Muttering under your breath might be useful for the first attempt, but the goal is to get it deep enough in one's head that they don't even need to think of it anymore. However, I got a gut feeling that this might be just the sort of thing that could really put you over the top.
To edificate on this, let's look an example between say you using a Murakumo and being up against, say, a Claymore. Imagine both of you are preparing for the inevitable patch, and have both scraped together 53 poise. Since you know that a Claymore is not a weapon that can hit someone running with ease, you decide then that you are going to aim to land the very viable running attack. With that as the goal, you can obscure it from your opponent; it's no longer an instinct, it's not something your opponent can feel for if you hide your intention well.
Let's go through how you might choose to actually achieve this goal you set out for yourself. To make it less apparent that you are going to try to land a running attack, you throw a few intentionally whiffed blows into the air; you make it look like you are trying to land normal attacks as they approach you. During these whiffed attacks is the perfect time to start holding down the 'O' to prepare an instant sprint. Once you get the correct spacing to land the running attack, you go for it!
During all this set up, you get a chance to see the nuances of your opponent, and this lets you choose another goal to go after. Say you notice him doing backsteps into running attacks a lot, you could try to land a jump attack for massive damage by baiting a backstep with the spacing you want. Another tick your hypothetical opponent might have is doing the one-handed thrust attack of the Claymore whenever you start running towards him. You could aim to get a roll-backstab by running with guard up, and rolling when he makes the attack; if you are running while blocking, you won't jump, which is helpful for situations like this, and lets you threaten more space once you get the feel for it.
This is just a mental exercise to help develop a sense of what one should be doing automatically, and I find myself using it whenever I get stuck in a rut, or trying to learn a new weapon. It might not work for you, but if you do try to do this, the most important thing is making sure you understand what you are going for. Muttering under your breath might be useful for the first attempt, but the goal is to get it deep enough in one's head that they don't even need to think of it anymore. However, I got a gut feeling that this might be just the sort of thing that could really put you over the top.
Rifter7- Hollowed
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whats your psn?
it's cool that you're giving advice, but i expect to just be a lazy bum and deal with bs fishers and basic spell spamage in the burg after work.
if you want to basically be grading me during a fight the least i'd want is to know someones doing it ahah.
it's cool that you're giving advice, but i expect to just be a lazy bum and deal with bs fishers and basic spell spamage in the burg after work.
if you want to basically be grading me during a fight the least i'd want is to know someones doing it ahah.