I ponder whether the people on this forum have anything better to do with their lives other than fight with each other over "bad mods" and talk [censored] to each other. Perhaps not frequenting it everyday can do you all some good.
People fight each other over anything in here. It's kind of like Fight Club, but a little more polygonal and sadder.
Through harsh 4chan and reddit comments
4chan isn't exactly the paragon of etiquette (read: [censored]/cuck every 5 posts or so), but they're damn effective when they need to be.
That reminds me of Gamidame's Vivian hack and how it blew up in his face over on fullchan because it still had the clover hairband.
Watch "Chopped", "Iron Chef", or any other one of these shows that's a competition, and you'll notice that they ALL have the same thing in common: They document the problem. (...) If someone makes a brand new car, and the exhibit for it has it in a specific color that's horrible-looking, you don't say,"It's a bad car", but you say,"It's a bad color" or something like that(...)
You... you realize food and vehicle creation is a BIT [censored]ING DIFFERENT from Brawl Hacking, right?
...you do realize Food Chefs strive for perfection as it is and what to the average joe sees as good enough isn't for the elites, right?
...you DO realize cars are created in factories and have little - if any - human factor in their construction beyond setting the machines to do their work for them, right?
Hell, if we're even remotely going to touch the food comparison, even the average joes can tell that something is bad in a Brawl hack, they don't need to be experts in it to know something looks wrong.
...the story's a little bit different if the average joe has the overall intelligence that can rival Odie of Garfield fame, but I digress.
People like you guys who can't take 2 seconds to read something simple and know how to think are the reason that this community is slowly disintegrating into the vast nothingness of a void.
As opposed to a certain someone that thinks the others skimmed over their posts just because said others didn't agree with said someone, am I right? Those are much better. :v
Most of what Taiko said and everything TurboChaos is 100% correct, that criticism instead of everyone acting like Kindergarten teachers is needed.
...then why are you [censored]ing about it when people are told something is [censored] and needs improvement?
I'm starting to consider you have an issue with people just because you don't like them and not because they hand out 'mean' criticism. But then again, you're just ignoring anyone who makes even a remote amount of sense because HOW DARE THEY NOT AGREE WITH YOU, THEY MUST BE HEATHENS.
Then offer critiques, according to the dictionary definition, and the synonyms of it, as opposed to your definition that doesn't answer the "how". It's not that complicated. All I'm asking is for you guys to just be descriptive in your criticisms, so that people can actually be helped.
Oh... so you want the experienced guys to give you criticism, as long as it falls within that one specific definition that you want it to be, and by extension doing exactly the opposite of what the experience guys are doing.
I'm just gonna leave one more comment:
You guys want us more experience users and modders to help fix this community. We are trying to tell you how to get better. How to improve like us. How to be a memorable modder for your work. We really want to help you guys. But look at yourself. We give you advice that helped us be successful, and you can't accept that advice. What else can we do?
Yet again, Nano has a [censored]ing point. You are being given pointers on how to not suck. How to actually go ahead, stomp your foot down, and proceed towards better hacking experience, and you're throwing a [censored]fit because it's not being given the way you want it, or it's not 'nice', or whatever [censored]ing excuse you want to come up with.
You don't want criticism, you want a hugbox for people to tell you that it's okay to do bad so you can continue doing bad while disregarding anything of actual importance or relevance.
Call me whatever you want. I have more integrity than to blatantly lie to people.