UntalkativeBunny wrote...
Han Shot First wrote...
Because it isn't just the BSN.
It is the majority of fans. Period.
It's not. You have no conclusive proof that it is the majority of fans other than polls which can be bombed, as well as reviews and negative discussions. Anyone of you can make an account of these sites and join in on the discussion. You are in denial. Lol.
UntalkativeBunny wrote...
Han Shot First wrote...
Because it isn't just the BSN.
It is the majority of fans. Period.
It's not. You have no conclusive proof that it is the majority of fans other than polls which can be bombed, as well as reviews and negative discussions. Anyone of you can make an account of these sites and join in on the discussion. You are in denial. Lol.
Modifié par o Ventus, 20 mars 2012 - 08:48 .
hoorayforicecream wrote...
avatar2396 wrote...
hoorayforicecream wrote...
Here's some evidence that you're in the minority:
~50% of the players that played ME2 actually finished it.
50%. That means that, in order to be a majority at all, you have to provide evidence that ME3 has a significantly higher completion rate than ME2 and that the vast, vast majority of those players actually hated the ending.
The game hasnt been out long enough to validate using a statistic like this at least yet
Untrue. A majority is still more than half, and a minority is still less than half by definition. Of those who played ME3, a percentage of those players have finished the game. To claim that a majority of the players hated the ending means that you make the following two claims:
#1. A majority of players who played ME3 have completed ME3
#2. Enough of the subset of players who completed ME3 AND hated the ending comprise a majority of all players who have played ME3
There's plenty of evidence that most players don't complete games. The burden of proof is on you to show that not only do many more players than usual complete ME3, but also that they agree with you.
kofelover wrote...
RocketManSR2 wrote...
I really should be trying to finish ME3 myself, but I can't tear myself away from this ridiculousness.
You might want to rethink that or go forth with lowered expectations.
Dariansarr wrote...
UntalkativeBunny wrote...
Han Shot First wrote...
Because it isn't just the BSN.
It is the majority of fans. Period.
It's not. You have no conclusive proof that it is the majority of fans other than polls which can be bombed, as well as reviews and negative discussions. Anyone of you can make an account of these sites and join in on the discussion. You are in denial. Lol.
But you also don´t have proof that a majority of the fans liked the ending
kbct wrote...
It will be interesting to see the sales numbers over the next ten weeks.
RocketManSR2 wrote...
kofelover wrote...
RocketManSR2 wrote...
I really should be trying to finish ME3 myself, but I can't tear myself away from this ridiculousness.
You might want to rethink that or go forth with lowered expectations.
I've watched the ending on Youtube already. All this bulls*** on the forums got me curious. I had to see if it was that bad before actually beating the game. I didn't rage, I just kind of scratched my head and was like, "That's not how I would've ended it." I'm still enjoying the game a great deal, but this drama is even more gripping atm.
o Ventus wrote...
Just like how people can't make spam accounts to incessantly praise the thing too.
You're paranoid. I know of a few doctors for that...
hoorayforicecream wrote...
avatar2396 wrote...
hoorayforicecream wrote...
Here's some evidence that you're in the minority:
~50% of the players that played ME2 actually finished it.
50%. That means that, in order to be a majority at all, you have to provide evidence that ME3 has a significantly higher completion rate than ME2 and that the vast, vast majority of those players actually hated the ending.
The game hasnt been out long enough to validate using a statistic like this at least yet
Untrue. A majority is still more than half, and a minority is still less than half by definition. Of those who played ME3, a percentage of those players have finished the game. To claim that a majority of the players hated the ending means that you make the following two claims:
#1. A majority of players who played ME3 have completed ME3
#2. Enough of the subset of players who completed ME3 AND hated the ending comprise a majority of all players who have played ME3
There's plenty of evidence that most players don't complete games. The burden of proof is on you to show that not only do many more players than usual complete ME3, but also that they agree with you.
bleetman wrote...
People put far too much stock on 'majority/minority' balance with this kind of thing. Having more people on one side doesn't make the other inherently wrong.
Considering the nature of what people're wanting here, I can't even see why one side claiming 'the majority' is even relevant, beyond the usual primitive logic of "if more people think the same way I do, that means I'm correct".
Faust1979 wrote...
Am I the only person that remembers the out cry from the first Mass Effect when there were people complaining it was just a dumbed down RPG there were lots of troll threads about it
Dariansarr wrote...
But you also don´t have proof that a majority of the fans liked the ending
bleetman wrote...
People put far too much stock on 'majority/minority' balance with this kind of thing. Having more people on one side doesn't make the other inherently wrong.
Considering the nature of what people're wanting here, I can't even see why one side claiming 'the majority' is even relevant, beyond the usual primitive logic of "if more people think the same way I do, that means I'm correct".
UntalkativeBunny wrote...
Han Shot First wrote...
Because it isn't just the BSN.
It is the majority of fans. Period.
It's not. You have no conclusive proof that it is the majority of fans other than polls which can be bombed, as well as reviews and negative discussions. Anyone of you can make an account of these sites and join in on the discussion. You are in denial. Lol.
bleetman wrote...
People put far too much stock on 'majority/minority' balance with this kind of thing. Having more people on one side doesn't make the other inherently wrong.
Considering the nature of what people're wanting here, I can't even see why one side claiming 'the majority' is even relevant, beyond the usual primitive logic of "if more people think the same way I do, that means I'm correct".
UntalkativeBunny wrote...
kbct wrote...
It will be interesting to see the sales numbers over the next ten weeks.
Pointless to look at the sales numbers because they'll drop regardless since nearly 2 million were sold, so before you use that as any type of proof. Show us the number of Mass Effect 3 returns (not trade-ins.) Trade-ins are inconclusive since a lot of people trade in games after they beat the game whether they like it or not.
UntalkativeBunny wrote...
kbct wrote...
It will be interesting to see the sales numbers over the next ten weeks.
Pointless to look at the sales numbers because they'll drop regardless since nearly 2 million were sold, so before you use that as any type of proof. Show us the number of Mass Effect 3 returns (not trade-ins.) Trade-ins are inconclusive since a lot of people trade in games after they beat the game whether they like it or not.
Teacher50 wrote...
UntalkativeBunny wrote...
kbct wrote...
It will be interesting to see the sales numbers over the next ten weeks.
Pointless to look at the sales numbers because they'll drop regardless since nearly 2 million were sold, so before you use that as any type of proof. Show us the number of Mass Effect 3 returns (not trade-ins.) Trade-ins are inconclusive since a lot of people trade in games after they beat the game whether they like it or not.
Haha... Amazon is accepting returns because of deminished expectation. Full refunds.
avatar2396 wrote...
this thread is more painful than sticking you hand in a blender
RocketManSR2 wrote...
avatar2396 wrote...
this thread is more painful than sticking you hand in a blender
OWWWWWW!!!!
.................................liar.
Han Shot First wrote...
Where is your proof that all the reviewers on metacritic and amazon are the same people posting here?
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