It seems to vary by author, but as far as I have seen, almost every dev indicates their preferred vehicle and venue in their forum thread.
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I only take it via my forum thread "officially", though I unofficially also listen to other threads like this one. I do not really listen to email or GitHub posts. And I definitely do not want IRC.
The problem with feedback is the 'noise to useful' ratio. Most of the time, what they get is 'noise', or completely worthless. "This sucks!", "Dude, awesome!", and other such phrases. They include no constructive criticism or feedback, it's just someone voicing an opinion.
This is why some mod authors use a smaller beta testing group which is more likely to produce more relevant and constructive feedback that is immediately useful.
This is why some mod authors use a smaller beta testing group which is more likely to produce more relevant and constructive feedback that is immediately useful.
My forum thread - to some people's great surprise - is actually about 80% useful, 20% questions, and 10% noise (which as far as I am concerned, includes crashlogs starting with "Do not post this to the forum thread").
Sengir was reporting the opposite numbers, about 10% useful, with the rest noise. Then again, I suppose it also depends on your definition of 'noise' is. So yea, color me impressed and surprised.
I'm assuming if it has 'do not post this to the forum thread', it has detected one or more mods that you have explicitly stated are non-compatible with your mod?
Something seems a bit suspicious about these numbers
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I swear on my life that 3/4 of any "criticism" is "You should add this thing because it'd be cool even though it really has no purpose!" Any time I say "I'm thinking about this feature, what do you guys think?" there's a mass respons of "I like it!" and a suggestion or two that really doesn't add any purpose to the discussion.
Honestly, posts on my thread are the best. I always get it and other people can pitch in their two cents if they want. It's a good way to get feedback as long as people are willing to add to the discussion.
He's 110% done. He literally can't even.Something seems a bit suspicious about these numbers
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I figured about half of the questions fell into the 'useful' category, and half fell into the 'noise' category.Something seems a bit suspicious about these numbers
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I'm just mildly amused that, of everyone here, Reika's math doesn't add up.
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Well, as I'm sure you've all heard, the Modjam 4 results were announced. I was quite happy that Electromagnetic Coherence got first in Overall Excellence (it was my favorite), but I was sorta curious on how iChun's mod won for Aesthetically Pleasing. What's aesthetically pleasing about a giant pig falling from the sky and causing general destruction?
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Well, I certainly find that aesthetically pleasing. Takes me back to the Worms games, or a few Shiny titles.
That being said, I have to agree that it kind of misses the whole point of the award, although being some form of artistic expression is about all it can be defined as.
There is nothing more aestheticallly pleasing than a giant pink block growing a body with legs and a big nose. The effects as it came flying down were pretty cool imo.
That, and nothing else was particularly good looking. I mean, electromagnetic Coherence didn't look too bad, but nothing else stuck its eye out as "pleasing"
Incidentally, the technical graphics ability demonstrated in IFFTS was stunning, all due credit to @iChun
It's just not what I think of when I hear "aesthetic" and of course everyone is going to interpret that a little differently.
I will also say that, while many of them are... clearly not of premium quality... with over 300 submissions, it's sometimes a little disappointing to see a few mods sweep most of the categories.
It's just not what I think of when I hear "aesthetic" and of course everyone is going to interpret that a little differently.
I will also say that, while many of them are... clearly not of premium quality... with over 300 submissions, it's sometimes a little disappointing to see a few mods sweep most of the categories.