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Edited by U124926:
10/26/2013 1:25:06 AM
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A game automatically gets 5/10 just for being functional from most reviewers.
Subtract five from both sides and it will give you the unadulterated score for the game outside of mere functionality.
5/10 = 0/5
6/10 = 1/5
etc etc etc
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Edited by BritLemon: 10/26/2013 1:42:35 AMHuh... I vote this as the official rating system. All those in favour say 'I'.
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... Hold on what if the game is legitametly a 10/10? There's no distinction between a functional game and a shit game anymore! The score is -5/10-5/10. That makes no sense at all...
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Edited by U124926: 10/26/2013 1:38:42 AMIf it's 10/10 it's 5/5.
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What if it's a 0/0? Then it's a -5/10
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Well first no it isn't, and second this is for /10 ratings not /0 ratings.
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Are you sure? Do you want individuals to use a n/5 system as opposed to an n/10, n/100, or n/100.00 rating??
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No, use a /10 system and then take the result and reduce it to a /5 system as demonstrated for best results. Shake well before serving.
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... If you divide both numbers by two then you get the same fraction which when divided gives you the same number. So why does it matter if it's a 10/10 or a 5/5? For example a 7.75/10 is a 3.875/5. It's the same thing so why bother?
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Reread the original post.
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I figured.
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That makes a lot of sense, though i wonder if it could be avoided by not reviewing non functioning games...
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best logic ever
