This was found on the 16:th oct in comment section punk-o-matic 2;
“@KrilleD, your argument is invalid. You bitch about the game then you bitch about it more to back it up. You have zero reasons to validate your argument. Also, please learn proper English. Once you have fixed these things, then we may take you somewhat seriously.”
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This was found on the 16:th oct in comment section punk-o-matic 2;
“@KrilleD, your argument is invalid. You bitch about the game then you bitch about it more to back it up. You have zero reasons to validate your argument. Also, please learn proper English. Once you have fixed these things, then we may take you somewhat seriously.”
In your opinion you think that i have nothing to back up my argument other the my own options, right? Very well then, i’m a flexible man, let’s do it you way, what do you want as proof? Comparisons vs other similar games? Statistics? An interview with the author of the book “Music games in the late 2000”? Please tell me what you want me to do so i can back up my bitching. Onward to next thing, learn proper English? I think you understood quite enough since you took the time to replay to me. And what have my english skills to do with the arguements? it’s not like i based any of my arguements on my sentence structure. And to the last point of your comment, you wrote me a replay, but you didn’t take me seriously? I cannot quite figure out how these things add up. And finaly; “Once you have fixed these things, then we may take you somewhat seriously.” in this sentence i’d like to point out one word; WE, what do you mean by that? are you a bunch of people in front of you keyboard or are you refering to we as in “we, the punk-o-matic 2 comunity”? Cuz that’s just silly, every man has his own right to express his option, and this i’ve got something to back it up with; the terms of user agreement which we all accepted when we became members on this site, i doesn’t say anything about “If you’re gonna write a comment on a game you have to like the game” or anything similar. If you don’t beleve me, look it up yourself. I personally prefer to avoid leaving comments like “good”, “I enjoyed this game” or “This was a good game” cuz i doubt that’ll help the creator of the game to improve his games or make a better game. Now, let’s find out if you’re a troll or even worse a fanboy based on you answer. Tips, if you wanna achieve those titles in my book maybe i’ve misspelled a word somewhere in the text so you can whine and bitch about the as a replay instead of seeing the point in this whole text. I’ll only give you one chance, take good care of it.
By “validation of your argument,” I mean opinions that are otherwise not along the lines of “this is by far one of the worst games on the site…i usually enjoy these types of game and i’m fairly good a…
By “validation of your argument,” I mean opinions that are otherwise not along the lines of “this is by far one of the worst games on the site…i usually enjoy these types of game and i’m fairly good at them aswell, but this is so friking bad in every singel aspect so it’s unbeleaveble. [sic]” I do not mind if people express their opinions about things, positive or negative. But you cannot just say something sucks without saying exactly WHY it sucks. If you state things like “death to this game and creator,” along with only saying that the game sucks, it doesn’t validate your argument in any way. It just sounds more like bitching. Now, if you truly are a proponent of “constructive criticism,” then you can do so in a more mature and constructive way. For example, while I greatly enjoy the game because of its simplicity, it’s very much limited in its notes and riffs. I don’t have to say, “Oh God this is the worst game ever,” and if I did, I’d at least say WHY. Your rather negative comment (as you did praise the graphics) serves almost as little purpose as saying, “good game.” Of course you have the right to post whatever you want, your opinion, whatever, in the comments. I didn’t say you didn’t have that. As for your English skills, it is not completely necessary, but if you want to make a more valid argument it doesn’t hurt to have them. Unfortunately, while your argument could be completely valid in any case, people generally (in reference to the general “we” you questioned about) take those who cannot structure sentences and words in their own language seriously – myself included, if it is bad enough (as long as I can read it). Everything else aside, everything must be taken with a little less literalism than you have. I wonder if I have used “my chance” (whoever you are to administer such things) adequately. I will be more than happy to “give you more than one chance,” as I like to retain an open mind.
I finally got the time to go over “If I Could Be Happy”… Your intro is too long… I found myself losing interest before you progressed the chords into the next phrase… Unfortunately, unless the intro is dissonant in nature, it needs to be short to retain attention… Try attacking the theme first, then re-visiting your intro for the hook. The hook i…
I finally got the time to go over “If I Could Be Happy”… Your intro is too long… I found myself losing interest before you progressed the chords into the next phrase… Unfortunately, unless the intro is dissonant in nature, it needs to be short to retain attention… Try attacking the theme first, then re-visiting your intro for the hook. The hook is easier to manipulate, and can be longer than, say, a chorus… Keep working at it, & drop off any revisions on my shout wall…
I agree with your comments for PoM2… It seems as though some of these players have no clue what a “melody” is, let alone how to harmonize with it. I’m a music composition & theory teacher (in real life), and do what I can to help people, & students, understand how to create harmonies. A lot of the songs I’ve been hearing recently (on here) …
I agree with your comments for PoM2… It seems as though some of these players have no clue what a “melody” is, let alone how to harmonize with it. I’m a music composition & theory teacher (in real life), and do what I can to help people, & students, understand how to create harmonies. A lot of the songs I’ve been hearing recently (on here) are very dissonant; with diminished chords. If people would realize that the diminished chords work, as long as they resolve to harmony, better songs would be produced. ‘Just my 2 cents’
Unfortunately it’s what plagues the comments a bit, luckily there’s the downrate. I don’t know too much about music (since my guitar teacher had to go back to school). I’m surprised though by the amou…
Unfortunately it’s what plagues the comments a bit, luckily there’s the downrate. I don’t know too much about music (since my guitar teacher had to go back to school). I’m surprised though by the amount of people who actually have a slight clue of what they’re doing, though.
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