To The New Owner of CC
Posted: Sat Jan 04, 2014 12:02 am
Heya. Happy New Year. The Elf here.
I've been around for a bit. Longer than some. More recent than others. Left for personal reasons. Came back under the same directive. Welcome aboard.
Under the heading of "I'm sure this will get filled under the heading of irrelevant" I thought I would share something I, and others I assume, hope you will pay serious attention to: buy a new dice program.
As an English major and teacher of Philosophy I would label the method/program you (and we paying costumers by extention) are paying for as capricious. That means arbitrary. Mathamatically it means unsupported by reality and not assigned a specific value. That's not a good thing.
Over the Holiday I played a tonne of games and had this regular response from new as well as vet players: this game is not fun a lot of the time. Yeah. There are ways around the capricious nature of the dice: play complicated settings that give you some room for recovery/advantage. Play really challenging maps that do the same. Play polymorphic/team games that give you support when the "dice" bend you over. But it doesn't have to be that way.
Two of my sons (one a math major and the other teaches applied physics at university) took a look at the program you are using and were amazed at how shallow it is mathamatically and statistically. I don't pretend to understand all of the ins and outs of all of that. But I know what I know: this program so very much sucks.
Many of us play other online gaming sites. Like poker. I've never encountered anything as willy-nilly as these dice.
Forget the web design. Forget complaints about 16 year olds running the message board. Forget even the legion of multies. Your business plan would be far better served by investing in a more realistic dice program. You'll keep more players. More freemees would up grade. You'll make more money. And a better business plan I do understand. I hope you get one.
Be Blessed,
E.
I've been around for a bit. Longer than some. More recent than others. Left for personal reasons. Came back under the same directive. Welcome aboard.
Under the heading of "I'm sure this will get filled under the heading of irrelevant" I thought I would share something I, and others I assume, hope you will pay serious attention to: buy a new dice program.
As an English major and teacher of Philosophy I would label the method/program you (and we paying costumers by extention) are paying for as capricious. That means arbitrary. Mathamatically it means unsupported by reality and not assigned a specific value. That's not a good thing.
Over the Holiday I played a tonne of games and had this regular response from new as well as vet players: this game is not fun a lot of the time. Yeah. There are ways around the capricious nature of the dice: play complicated settings that give you some room for recovery/advantage. Play really challenging maps that do the same. Play polymorphic/team games that give you support when the "dice" bend you over. But it doesn't have to be that way.
Two of my sons (one a math major and the other teaches applied physics at university) took a look at the program you are using and were amazed at how shallow it is mathamatically and statistically. I don't pretend to understand all of the ins and outs of all of that. But I know what I know: this program so very much sucks.
Many of us play other online gaming sites. Like poker. I've never encountered anything as willy-nilly as these dice.
Forget the web design. Forget complaints about 16 year olds running the message board. Forget even the legion of multies. Your business plan would be far better served by investing in a more realistic dice program. You'll keep more players. More freemees would up grade. You'll make more money. And a better business plan I do understand. I hope you get one.
Be Blessed,
E.