This badge would be for people who have left comments in roughly 20 questions or answers they've downvoted.
It'll encourage people to explain why they're downvoting without forcing them to do so.
I think that this question should probably be closed under Subjective/Argumentative. He's asking about functionality of Blizzard's friending system, and we can't really answer that.
Whats the point of having to put in both the Name and the Character code of the user your trying add as a friend?
I dont really understand their thinking, it just sends a request anyways doesnt it?
I can see how it would cut down on spam requests, (those people that try to add everyone they p...
Just to start with an example:
Back in 1990 I played Bundesliga Manager Professional (Soccer Manager).
You have to set 11 of your player to the "In team"-state before each match. If you put a player on the transfer market he won't be shown on the team-screen but he will keep his "In team"-state...
One of the main things that I think is different is this isn't any sort of problem that needs solved, it's just asking for a list. When someone is asking for a game-rec, they have a problem, they're looking for x y or z, that needs solved and they need help/input to solve it.
While it is a fun thing, the concept of Hilarious is largely subjective. Additionally our site does not exist to make lists of fun things but to get answers to serious questions.
On my question asking about game recommendations, the user random asked how such a question can have a single, correct answer.
It's a very good question, in my opinion, so I bring it here - especially since it is relevant to all questions tagged [game-recommendations], which is already one of th...
If the answer is either "It does not exist" or only one or two games fulfil the criteria, then I feel it's specific enough. game-rec for "Games I enjoy" = way too broad.
I think tons of people want Game recommendations, that's why sites like Gamespot continue to make money. Its a huge industry. What games should I buy? What is good? etc. But I don't think that it benefits our community to have these questions. I believe it does more harm than good.
Hi, I (not really) asked about interesting bugs which are messing up game logic.
For me it's interesting or funny to see what scenarios developer did not think about.
I can't see a difference of question-quality to several game-recs or on Stackoverflow questions about bad design.
Please explain...
I stand with Grace's quote of random: Do we want to sit around the campfire singing kumbaya? Or do we want to get a direct answer to a game related problem we're having?
Doesn't take skills or expert knowledge to throw an opinion out there.
"A super assassin idol who can sing, dance, and assassinate. She's pretty famous in the Netheruniverse, and her catch phrase is 'Are you prepared for your beautiful assassination?!' She's very optimistic and positive, but a little selfish."
how can we actually end this whole discussion properly? if you look at the latest meta question you just linked, Grace already linked to two other similar discussions, but we never draw a real discussion on what to do
It's asking for a list, not an answer. How can you say an answer is the right answer with that question?
You can't. Which is why game-rec is controversial. Some can be answered, some could have a list of every game ever made.
Maybe that is the solution, we list every game ever made in them.
What game do you always find yourself going back to play again and again? Any platform, any generation. Keep it to one game per answer so others can upvote to agree.
There's a screen called "Golden Eggs" in the game that has 7 icons in it... when you click the icons, it shows a picture of a golden egg with the icon. Anyone know what's going on here?
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