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I've do this for a day. but this post make me think again....

I've a fell rate for a while but all of comment before I've do "rate for rate" can desbribe what they like and what they need to tell me which is not OK, but after I did . My rate gone up to 19 but I think I don't get anything else.  Everyone have 12 more days to wait people found their game and play.  If it good, you'll be popular without doing anything cuz you are make an excellent game now....


thank to this threads.  It's reallize me about this <3

ps : sorry for bad Eng :/

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'If it good, you'll be popular without doing anything cuz you are make an excellent game now....'
Unfortunately that does not really seem to be how it works most of the time

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yes, there is a lot of good games that are not showing up because on the top are really mediocre games with a lot of ratings. Dani's game is really good but he is only on the top because he is famous, once I played one great game on random but he had only 7 ratings(and I think it should be on the most popular games).

Every system I think of can be abused in some way with or without rate for rate as they all rely on fair ratings and honesty which I don't hold much hope on. My best idea is to have a cooldown between votes to stop the same person 'rating' 7 games in 5 minutes.

It's also a good idea but then it would be kind of boring because some games are really short. Idk if you saw but I gave a solution too in my reply to the topic. Check it out.

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The problem with your solution is that if karma is just based on number of votes using the random filter then people will just spam 'random', vote whatever they feel like and the boost themselves to the top. 

That's what I mean when they all rely on fair play and honesty.

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yeah you are right, maybe if they combo both ideas and then add some feature that it counts the hours you played the game and can only rate after playing a certain amount of time. Maybe even the dev could define this amount of time

If WebGL were suitable for everyones game then this would probably be the best solution, its not perfect and people can still leave games running in the background but at least it would slow it down

Sure, maybe totally avoiding is impossible but is good that we are trying.

Man...... Feel bad to hear that but it's a fact....