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Well, as I see it, you either have "fair play" or you don't. So the automatic score for playing fair should be 5, with points removed depending on how badly the rules were broken.zimmah wrote:actually that's considered 'average behavior' should be rated 3 stars IMHO (look at the instructions page)Esn wrote:Thank you for providing the link to games with the two players! This is very helpful.
Until further notice, I'll be using the system in this fashion: anyone who doesn't break any rules gets a "5" on "fair play". Anyone who doesn't say anything bad in chat gets a "5" for "attitude" (anyone who doesn't speak in chat gets no rating). The "attendance" ranking will be "5" unless they've missed turns. If they missed three in a row, they get "0".
Where did I say that?animorpherv1 wrote:you said you can change the ratings ANY time you wanted
You would have to give them a 1 rating. A 0 means you didn't provide a rating and is not calculated into the average.Esn wrote:Thank you for providing the link to games with the two players! This is very helpful.
Until further notice, I'll be using the system in this fashion: anyone who doesn't break any rules gets a "5" on "fair play". Anyone who doesn't say anything bad in chat gets a "5" for "attitude" (anyone who doesn't speak in chat gets no rating). The "attendance" ranking will be "5" unless they've missed turns. If they missed three in a row, they get "0".
Yes, you're correct. I meant to say "1".Night Strike wrote:You would have to give them a 1 rating. A 0 means you didn't provide a rating and is not calculated into the average.
Nope. His was gone. So I withdrew mine. I should have just lowered his attitude. But.... EH!zimmah wrote:i thought you both had to agree on withdrawing?jangler3 wrote:Well, here is a crappy problem. I left a 4.3 rating. That player left me a 5.0 rating. I guess when he saw my lower rating for him he withdrew his rating for me. If that keeps up. the rating system is flawed and means nothing!

The wall has nothing to do with feedback!Esn wrote:I think putting the ratings and the wall on the same page might be a good idea (side by side or one below the other). It would gather the feedback in one place.
http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewto ... =6&t=53431Esn wrote:Well, as I see it, you either have "fair play" or you don't. So the automatic score for playing fair should be 5, with points removed depending on how badly the rules were broken.zimmah wrote:actually that's considered 'average behavior' should be rated 3 stars IMHO (look at the instructions page)Esn wrote:Thank you for providing the link to games with the two players! This is very helpful.
Until further notice, I'll be using the system in this fashion: anyone who doesn't break any rules gets a "5" on "fair play". Anyone who doesn't say anything bad in chat gets a "5" for "attitude" (anyone who doesn't speak in chat gets no rating). The "attendance" ranking will be "5" unless they've missed turns. If they missed three in a row, they get "0".
You know, it's like being "a little pregnant". No such thing.
It would be nice, though, if someone is giving a score less than a "5" on "fair play", to make them check off a box or something for which rule was broken (having them write a comment to explain would be best, but I gather that this is out of the question).
therefore i think you should be able to put a comment with your rating.Esn wrote:It is more difficult to find the reasons behind a rating than it once was (because game chat is often long and it's hard to see the situation by just glancing at it), but at least it's doable now. So kudos for that.
Maybe people will start summing up the game at the end of the game chat, to make it easier for those looking for the reason that they gave negative feedback? On the other hand, that would negate the whole "no tit-for-tat feedback" idea, because then the other person would know from the comments what kind of feedback will be given to him, and respond accordingly.
You're exactly right. 100% useless.Hound wrote: I'm afraid that this rating system will be useless, ignored and/or severely abused...
Yes, the person in the thread went "beyond the call of duty". But that was a unique situation. When I just finish a game with someone, I have no way of knowing if he would have done something like that if that situation had arisen. All I can see is that he did what was required of him, and it would be wrong to penalize that player just because he didn't get the chance to prove himself in such an unusual circumstance.zimmah wrote:5 star fair play means you do something 'not written in the rules' but still common sence. like http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewto ... =6&t=53431 for example, something you won't see everyday.
Is it forbidden to talk about the game on the wall? If not, then it seems to me that... well...lackattack wrote:The wall has nothing to do with feedback!Esn wrote:I think putting the ratings and the wall on the same page might be a good idea (side by side or one below the other). It would gather the feedback in one place.
like i said, don't moderate it. it will moderate itself.jiminski wrote:they can't do it Zimm, due to the problem with 'having' to moderate anything written and with the potential to slander or abuse. (not a legal thing, just a service thing!)
Well the rating system is capable of slander in a sense but as it is wholly subjective and based upon behaviour, they have slipped out of any responsibility for it. I don't blame them, as i have already said, it must have been an impossible task!
Eureka! i believe we have the reason that they will not include strategic ratings!
It is entirely more tangible..... if a player wins and receives a '1' for strategy, the mods may be asked to intervene.
But we have a strawberry flavoured sweety to replace a bowl of fresh strawberries!
Therefore I give-up, i will not be using the system.. it is pointless but it is no biggy really, it is not a time for martyrdom.. i know who i like to play with and who is good.
and that's exactly what a 5 star rating is for, a pretty unique situation.Esn wrote:Yes, the person in the thread went "beyond the call of duty". But that was a unique situation. When I just finish a game with someone, I have no way of knowing if he would have done something like that if that situation had arisen. All I can see is that he did what was required of him, and it would be wrong to penalize that player just because he didn't get the chance to prove himself in such an unusual circumstance.zimmah wrote:5 star fair play means you do something 'not written in the rules' but still common sence. like http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewto ... =6&t=53431 for example, something you won't see everyday.
I will rate him based on how he behaved given the opportunities available to him. It would be unfair to do it otherwise.
Well, here's the thing... if I understand this correctly, they changed the system for two main reasons:jiminski wrote:they can't do it Zimm, due to the problem with 'having' to moderate anything written and with the potential to slander or abuse. (not a legal thing, just a service thing!)
Well the rating system is capable of slander in a sense but as it is wholly subjective and based upon behaviour, they have slipped out of any responsibility for it. I don't blame them, as i have already said, it must have been an impossible task!