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I am a fair commentor and grader, though I may not see the game or movie like you, i have my own opinion. My comment may be rated as useless most of the time, but it follows the guidelines ask of. It has constructive criticism as well as my reasons.

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blam/save points?

Posted by commentor - February 25th, 2009


so we get blam/save points when we vote on an "under judgement" submission. if you vote 2, 3, 4, or 5 on a submission and it gets passed, then you get a point. and if you vote 0 or 1 on a submission and it gets blammed then you also get a point.

my question is, why bother voting 1, 2, 3, or 4? isn't it pointless to do so if we want it to be blammed/passed? if we want it to be blammed, we vote 0 or 1, but if we vote 1, then theres a less chance for it to get blammed. and the same goes for passing a submission.

also, there is no point in actually playing the game or watching it for more than 3 seconds. the only ones that actually get blammed are the ones that are random submissions that have loops of flashing lights intended to give us siezures. almost everything else will be passed anyways, so why bother? we can just see if the art is good then vote.


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Shame that even the crappiest of flashes still manage to eke their way past submission now.

i know what you mean

Or we can just go into one house and use the same computer and vote the same score as the other guy did in the house, that way we can get a higher chance to blam/protect. Example:
I voted 0 on a hentai submission in your house and then it's your turn to vote the same score I did to the same submission. Our total voting power would be 7.5 votes, because my voting power(5) + half of your voting power(5/2) equals a higher chance of getting more B/P points.

If it doesn't work, then the house should have 20 people voting on the same submission at the same time in 20 computers, the house would look like a fan network. VPA+VPB/2+VPC/3+VPD/4+VPE/5+VPF/6=VPt

of course, this would require way too much planning. and qould be highly inneficient if you take into consideration the amount of time a submission stays under judgement.