Good post. I concur with everything OP said.
Another thing I've noticed...even IN the game forum / newbie forum, most of what we get is either "how do i get this gurl i like to like me bak?" newbie stuff OR "+1" with not a lot in between. Not a lot of threads asking mid level questions; not as much 'experiment and reporting back' input like there used to be.
I have not contributed much to the game forum recently so I'm not saying i'm setting the best example, by any means. But I have noticed that frequently, posters are either utterly clueless or want to brag. Just my .02.
The +1 thread is great if you're wanting to quantify everything on a spreadsheet but seems kind of stupid to be honest. I stopped counting at 30 lifetime bangs and that was in 2006.
I do appreciate HONESTY in all it's forms, as it is related to game or lack thereof. Those are the threads I find most helpful. As I've said before I'm far more likely to post my negative experiences than my positive ones, since it seems to help others more when they can empathize with failure / running into difficulties, and can help me understand where things went wrong just by writing it out publicly and of course, input from guys here.
Another thing I've noticed...even IN the game forum / newbie forum, most of what we get is either "how do i get this gurl i like to like me bak?" newbie stuff OR "+1" with not a lot in between. Not a lot of threads asking mid level questions; not as much 'experiment and reporting back' input like there used to be.
I have not contributed much to the game forum recently so I'm not saying i'm setting the best example, by any means. But I have noticed that frequently, posters are either utterly clueless or want to brag. Just my .02.
The +1 thread is great if you're wanting to quantify everything on a spreadsheet but seems kind of stupid to be honest. I stopped counting at 30 lifetime bangs and that was in 2006.
I do appreciate HONESTY in all it's forms, as it is related to game or lack thereof. Those are the threads I find most helpful. As I've said before I'm far more likely to post my negative experiences than my positive ones, since it seems to help others more when they can empathize with failure / running into difficulties, and can help me understand where things went wrong just by writing it out publicly and of course, input from guys here.
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