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yo_john117 on 14 March 2012
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RolStoppable said:
yo_john117 said:

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Anyways here is what I think the best way to rate games are.

Out of 100 (of course different people will have slightly different weight ratios but the general concept remains)

Fun factor - 30

Visuals - 15

Sound - 10

Value - 15

Story/Singlplayer - 15 (note if it's a Multiplayer only game diseregard this and tack the 15 points on the Singleplayer)

Multiplayer - 15 (note if it's a Singleplayer only game diseregard this and tack the 15 points on the Multiplayer)

Huh? Fun factor should be the result of the equation.

I don't think so. You can have a game that gets high marks in many of those categories but if it's a game that you personally don't find interesting it's going to have a low fun factor and the same goes if the game has low marks in many of those categories.

Take for instance Oblivion. When it first came out it's graphics were extremely good and colorfull, the music was great and it has an insane amount of value but I just did not have any fun with the game so the fun factor was very low.

I guess you could think of fun factor as basically gameplay.