LeoTheHedgehog12
Good boi.
well there goes half the reason I make mods
Y’all DO understand the difference between minimum and maximum right?Can we make that 150 words? 100 words isn’t enough
The review system was made specifically so that you can give criticism. Thats like asking "can we make the deep fryer be able to deep fry things?" when it already can deep fry things. The stars were just a very simple form of said criticism, albeit it is way too simple, and thats why the 100 character minimum was a GOOD change, brought down by the removal of the stars. Thats generally what the majority of people speaking here agree with. If the stars stayed this would be a fully GOOD change and we wouldn't be having this conversation right now.Can we please avoid making any additions that's similar to the star ranking system? I saw someone ask for an 'Uncool' button. Regardless if it's a joke or not. If something like that gets added we're going back to where we started. Let's make SRB2MB a place that's open to criticism when it comes to mods.
Bit presumptuous. No idea from where you're pulling the idea that MB maintenance and game development are in any way mutually exclusive. Community initiatives primarily come from board staff, and they've our support on this.To STJR: You should not worry this much about safety for others mods. This is not an art community, it's a modding community. You are caring too much about what others feel about your game and it's community to where you are doing everything else with your free time instead of making the game your community cares about.
Yes, you have lives, yes you have worries, but this is taking too much time for a minor update to drop. Please focus on your game more instead of focusing on the state of the community.
This highlights another issue I have: it'll be even harder to find underrated mods and bring them into the spotlight.I like the star system, as it helps me find the least looked at mods by putting it in "rising" or whatever. And let me tell you, a lot of AWESOME mods don't get ANY attention!
What's the point of thatIf you're gonna remove the stars you might as well remove the reviews
There's no point of reviews if they remove the stars. At that point just use the discussion tab.What's the point of that?
Man, everyone rants about this whole change... I don't blame them for this. I would say that removing the stars feels weird, we got used to this ever since the start of the Xen age! I'm mean sure there's review bombing and all that stuff, but come on, we're supposed to get feedback from reviews or on other places. I also know it's still early to say, but I think we're heading in the wrong direction.
...you don't have any mods on here.well there goes half the reason I make mods
I'm working on them though. Ever heard of a "work in progress"?...you don't have any mods on here.
i think whats going on is that the srb2 community is becoming way too beginner friendly. the stars system helped make it easy to see how much people liked your mod, the contests helped encourage doing better and winning, but now we could just half-ass everything and still get a "good job! this is great! i can see the effort you put into this!"This website keeps becoming less and less competetive. First y'all turn the contests into collabs, now I can't even get mad about the 3 star rating on my mod.
I don't know, man. I live for contests. I want a fourth star and I'm gonna work for it, y'know? This fangame is almost 30 years old and now everything becomes as tiltproof as possible. I yearn for the old ways. When I saw that you're reworking the rating system, I was very interested, but this is basically just a removal.
The review rules could be a good idea, but I think that instead of rules these could be replaced for reviewing instructions of some sort. (Which rules kinda do in the first place, but not exactly.)my solution to this problem is to moderate the reviews more, keep the 100 character limit, and put up rules about how reviews should be wrote (e.x. dont roast the dude behind the mod for the mod he made, and stuff like that)
no, that's actually a pretty good idea.In my (stupid) opinion, if we really need to remove stars, we can still put the number of "Cool!"s on the list.