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industry person required! easier/not easier that is the ?
Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2007 11:59 pm
by cool
please can an industry person help settle a difference of opinion on fmc.
do Itbox/Gamesnet/Paragons have different question databases for the same game. The level of difficulty relates to the initial setting when the game comes out and not to differing questions in my opinion. surely it is logical to assume that the game IS the same on different types of machines so the onus should be on the doubters to prove it rather than just spout unsubstantiated claims. perhaps its true but it certainly isnt for the games that I play!
Re: industry person required! easier/not easier that is the
Posted: Sat Dec 01, 2007 1:53 am
by Properpro
cool wrote:surely it is logical to assume that the game IS the same on different types of machines. - perhaps its true but it certainly isnt for the games that I play!
I am not industry, and I know I've chopped up this quote. But, for example, (without assuming the games that Cool may or may not play), has anybody noted the change in X Factor on the same box it started on?
I suspect we all might miss a lot of the nuances that occur in games. Don't ask questions when we're winning, fret when we're not!
Money goes in, it hasn't stopped coming out.
Posted: Sat Dec 01, 2007 9:48 am
by QuizMaster
Yes X Factor has changed, and for anybody that's been playing it there is an obvious difference. I'd have preferred it if they'd left it alone - it's easier now. Which is good for punters, but bad for me.
Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 8:31 pm
by grecian
I was wondering how long it would take others to raise the change on TXF. I think it happened overnight on Wednesday and seems to have happened on all regularly updated ItBoxes. When I first played a revised one, I thought of QuizMaster, and accurately predicted he'd be cross, as this will have cut down his advantage over the chasing rank of players. From my perspective, it's much better news. I presume the intention is to give Joe Public more chance of a decent prize although I'm surprised as I never thought that game was *that* difficult to win, say, £2 to £3 on in the first place.
Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 9:22 pm
by Properpro
grecian wrote:I presume the intention is to give Joe Public more chance of a decent prize although I'm surprised as I never thought that game was *that* difficult to win, say, £2 to £3 on in the first place.
Wondered what height your bar was set at, 'nuff said.
Money goes in, can you make a real profit.
Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 10:38 pm
by grecian
Properpro wrote:grecian wrote:I presume the intention is to give Joe Public more chance of a decent prize although I'm surprised as I never thought that game was *that* difficult to win, say, £2 to £3 on in the first place.
Wondered what height your bar was set at, 'nuff said.
Yep, until the end of last week, the bar was set fairly low on TXF. Not good enough at rote learning all those "is it Billy Joel, Elton John or Cliff Richard?" questions...!
Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 12:04 pm
by ggdr
Ah, but my aide-memoire for some of the months of the Chinese agricultural calendar is a thing of beauty...
Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 12:38 pm
by Istenem
ggdr wrote:Ah, but my aide-memoire for some of the months of the Chinese agricultural calendar is a thing of beauty...
talk about pinning us up to rip us down...