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bmmb1 on 14 October 2010
oniyide said:

anyone from the NYC area went to comic-con??? so people would know that they did in fact have a playable version of Epic Mickey and others there???

Hey we believe you (or probably most do), it's just like others said (and you eventually), your initial post did not exactly inspire confidence given the absolute lack of details...



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oniyide on 14 October 2010

@bmmb1  thats true will be more specific in the future



amp316 on 15 October 2010
scottie said:
amp316 said:

I just read the OP. 

It wasn't all that.


I don't believe you even read the OP, much less gave it enough of a chance. Sure, it started linearly, and the graphics weren't great, but if you got through the first few lines, it actually became much more enjoyable at the end :P

 

OP is Rol's alt, right?

Could be.  He does use the phrase "wasn't all that" often.



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scottie on 15 October 2010
amp316 said:
scottie said:
amp316 said:

I just read the OP. 

It wasn't all that.


I don't believe you even read the OP, much less gave it enough of a chance. Sure, it started linearly, and the graphics weren't great, but if you got through the first few lines, it actually became much more enjoyable at the end :P

 

OP is Rol's alt, right?

Could be.  He does use the phrase "wasn't all that" often.

 

Confirmed then



MaxwellGT2000 on 15 October 2010

Today has been a lesson in credibility, here's some rules about credibility to help in the future

Rules of credibility

1) Reputation - Reputation is key when you want to discuss something to a community, being a no name can mean that people will be open to you and it falls upon the other rules if they believe you, but in most cases if you're known for putting a particular segment of your audience/things they like down they won't listen, on the other end if you have good rep they'll be much more willing. 

2) Content - Does it sound like you know what you're talking about?  If not then people can and will call you on it.  Do you give examples?  Do they lead up to your overall thoughts on the experience and support it?  If not then you must provide the content to support those ideas.

3) Tone - If your tone is abrasive or overly negative people become less likely to listen to you, people don't respond well to negativity unless they are also a like minded hater, then we refer to  "haters gonna hate", being calm and collected will help your cause.

4) Proper English - Believe it or not speaking in proper English helps a lot, it shows you put effort into your thoughts, you're intelligent, and someone worthy of a few moments of someone else's time.

As a side note Reputation goes up and down depending on the other rules and if you follow them to a T or not.



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