Seeing as there is a whole group of people that are too good for amateur, yet too bad for the regular thread, this thread seems kind of needed. If you fit into that category, feel free to post your scores here.
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Sorry, but this is going to get /downed so hard. You're either in one or the other, you'll get over looked, but that's how it goes.sigpic -
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There was already a huge debate on this some time ago. It was agreed by majority of the community that no more threads should be made. As is most people feel the amateur scores thread should be locked and everyone should just post in the FFR scores thread.
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Well, I've said the same exact thing, and I got edited/moved by kayla. Your call...sigpicComment
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Are you referring to me moving VC AAA's to the normal thread? I moved them because they broke the rules of the other thread.
How do you figure this? Amateur goes up to 9's which means regular thread is 10s, 11s, 12s and I guess if you want to say 13s since they barely exist. The Amateur thread covers more than half the difficulties in game.
People post good scores on 12s in the other thread and they go overlooked. It's going to happen. I've even seen scores go overlooked in the amateur thread. There's no reason to have a ton of threads floating around for scores.
EDIT: I'm just reiterating what already happened with a debate on this. The majority said there should be no other thread made and all it did was make for a huge derail fest for a good while. I'm fairly certain all that's going to happen in this thread is people saying why it shouldn't exist. But I'll leave it open for now.Last edited by psychoangel691; 12-2-2011, 12:00 PM.
Originally posted by hi19hi19Comment
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The regular FFR scores thread seems to be a good place to post scores. People see your scores even if you are getting like 20-0-102-302 etc on something like Novo.
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The amateur thread ranges from 1-9 though so what would this thread range from? In my eyes, if you can AAA at least one FMO then you are considered a FFR Pro so I am guessing that this thread will range from 10 to 11 and you graduate from this forum once you get your first FMO AAA or something. Not sure how that would work though because I doubt that anyone would want to check someone's stats just to see if they AAAed a FMO or not. I do not think that this thread is need but that is up to the staff.Last edited by i love you; 12-2-2011, 12:04 PM.===============================
The idea that RDCP 3 may come out in the future is a fun thought to have~
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Well part of the issue is that our scores get buried in the sheer number of posts, and we'd really just like to be able to see how each person is progressing. We made our own 'social group' on the site, but you cant post pictures except from a link and replay codes dont work there either. Is there any way we can make the coding work to upload pics to those discussions straight from our computer or allow for replay codes? Either would work.
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That social group thing is a pretty good idea I didn't even think about that. The getting buried in posts thing is going to happen even if we have the 3 threads. I don't know anything about getting the replays and stuff working, will have to get velocity or someone to look into that.
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I just feel that nobody really cares if you get FCs on 11s or 12s in the regular thread. It really feels like only top tier D5 and D6 people can post in it and people recognize it, plus the drama in amateur thread just gave me the idea to make this. To be honest, I see no downside to this because it equals out. Maybe to some people, the regular FFR brag thread seems like a good place for every score, but most people I see posting there are as I said, top tier D5 and D6 people. Going from that consensious, it seems unfair that the people AAAing 1-9s get their own thread, and the people AAAing fmo+s get their own thread. That may not be the point of the main thread, but it's [in my eyes] what it comes down to.Comment
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The main thread was always for anyone to post their scores in. Then someone brought up making an amateur scores thread for the newbies, I bold newbies because being able to AAA a 9 is hardly amateur but this debate keeps coming up over and over again. What you said has been said before and it's been beat to death in discussion. Really I don't care either way unless it causes a dramafest which is what I'm predicting right out of the gates because of the previous discussions.
Originally posted by hi19hi19Comment
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Score threads can be partitioned into however many subdivisions you feel is necessary, but eventually the same issues will always arise regarding score recognition. You can make a thread for each difficulty and people will still complain about not being recognized. The problem isn't going to be solved by dividing scores into more threads.
The only way to "fix" this is to raise awareness throughout the community to behave more appropriately. Part of making a community that feels more welcoming is acknowledgment. All that stuff takes time and is pretty much the only way to mend social irregularities. Even then, this is the internet. You shouldn't -expect- recognition.Last edited by bmah; 12-2-2011, 12:18 PM.Comment
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^ ------- +1 (bmah, in case I get ninja'd)
We still should get the social group section to run more like the actual forums though, if it's not to hard to code =)
*Begs Velo*
The social group section is really out of date anyways, and it's really hard to find, no wonder hardly anyone uses it. It would help out though.
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