Visar 11–20 av 294,012,636 poster
11
How do hell do you play this game now??
Nyss
Jo
3
POI
Nyss
cpguru21
47
SECURE BOOT GARBAGE
Nyss
AP0THICx
1
Things are missing!!!!
Nyss
Aggynaut
70
12
This is not Battlefield
Nyss
Bueno Dawg
32
Rollback the Green Knight heavy attack
Nyss
Alive!
Ursprungligen skrivet av Jamma003:
Ursprungligen skrivet av Alive!:
"This is starting to feel like moving goalposts."

Where's the goalpost move? Specifically where? You quoted a few things said be me (and some others), but you restructured my words into your own words, which is its own form of goalpost moving, in addition to gaslighting. Just so you know, when you quote someone, it's supposed to be what they said verbatim, not your own interpretation of what they said translated into how you wanted to hear it. Digressing from that, the definition of a goalpost move is to change the rules, requirements, or criteria of a situation. Where did I ever do that? By simply giving you the truth about what the majority thought? Then opening up an avenue of possibility for your suggestion to be somewhat feasible? Not a goalpost move dude, so if that's directed at me, I simply reject the notion. It seems to me what this may be about under the surface for you is that a drove of legacy players aren't rallying behind something that was largely unpopular.

I really cannot be bothered with this any more, so heres an AI generated summary of your actual quotes and why, even if I paraphrase them, the meaning is the same:

1. “They actually changed the Green Knight so that he wouldn't be broken anymore. Most players… considered him to be the worst knight in the game due to how poorly his back-flip contributed to air combos.”
– Here you frame the issue as the backflip being ineffective in combos.

2. “A damage buff… would have been doing more damage, but he still would have been clunky feeling, which was the main issue.”
– Now the main issue isn’t about combo viability, but the feel of the move.

3. “If the Green Knight's old back flip is re-implemented as an alt play-style uniquely for him, then players maining the other Knights will want the same treatment.”
– This changes again — now it’s about fairness to other characters, not viability or feel.

4. “The only way… would be if the Green Knight's back flip were usable for all characters… but [it] was largely unpopular.”
– Now the reason not to reintroduce it is because it was unpopular, despite earlier saying giving it to everyone was the only fair way to add it back.

5. “It seems to me what this may be about… is that a drove of legacy players aren't rallying behind something that was largely unpopular.”
– And now we’ve shifted again — this time to majority opinion being the deciding factor on whether something belongs in the game at all, regardless of legacy or unique gameplay value.

Im unsubscribing from this thread now since we are kinda derailing it.
When you're resorting to A.I. in order to have discourse with somebody, the discourse is no longer your own. Interestingly enough, the A.I. didn't get it right either. I'm not gonna go over every detail, but one of the critical points that it got wrong is this:

3. “If the Green Knight's old back flip is re-implemented as an alt play-style uniquely for him, then players maining the other Knights will want the same treatment.”
– This changes again — now it’s about fairness to other characters, not viability or feel.

The A.I. claims that this was "changed." It wasn't. It's simply stating that those two things can exist at the same time. Not only that, but it's relating to fairness to "characters" which doesn't even make sense being that the characters are fictional. My point specifically talked about OTHER PLAYERS; quote " when players maining the other Knights will want the same treatment." You can try to make the argument that it means the exact same thing (it doesn't) but the overall point here is that the A.I. is flawed, and not a replacement for discourse.

As a side note, I'm noticing in Steam threads that people rely far too much on A.I. do their heavy lifting, and when the A.I. gets things right, the user wants to stand behind it and accept credit, but when the A.I. gets things wrong (like it just did) people generally want to distance themselves from being responsible for what was said, which in my opinion is complete BS. Using A.I. to replace your own voice is not discourse.

I'm going to stay subbed because this topic interests me, but I'll leave this comment for when you come lurking back on here.
15
Why are there so many boosted noobs in high tier?
Nyss
Kuon
19
Help with logistic system
Nyss
Khaylain
1
Savefile Reset
Nyss
Wayowl
0
How to Disable Sound Effects
Visar 11–20 av 294,012,636 poster