Should Relic employ professional people for vital roles?
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23 Apr 2016, 08:20 AM
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If you can't make a living doing what you do, you're an amateur, not a professional. To be fair, some games have communities large enough to support professional non-developer-funded content creators, therefore community-created content can be professionally made. My main point was that creating content as a community member does not magically make you a professional.
23 Apr 2016, 13:38 PM
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If you can't make a living doing what you do, you're an amateur, not a professional. To be fair, some games have communities large enough to support professional non-developer-funded content creators, therefore community-created content can be professionally made. My main point was that creating content as a community member does not magically make you a professional.
with that defenition profesional isnt always good. For instance i dont know what is the professianal logic behind OKw tree alowing make 2 luchs before oponents 1 t70.
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23 Apr 2016, 13:41 PM
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This thread isn't about whether professionals are inherently better than non-professionals, it's about how Relic should hire professionals. Which is silly when you realize that when it comes to CoH2, everybody working at Relic is by definition professional and everybody in the community is by definition non-professional.
23 Apr 2016, 13:49 PM
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I think OP mistake between professional and expert.
23 Apr 2016, 14:23 PM
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23 Apr 2016, 17:21 PM
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This thread isn't about whether professionals are inherently better than non-professionals, it's about how Relic should hire professionals. Which is silly when you realize that when it comes to CoH2, everybody working at Relic is by definition professional and everybody in the community is by definition non-professional.
by that def any worker is professional. Often professional means person who does work well. What they intended to do when they introduced uncounterable units like kt.
Anyone knows that any unit mix must have a counter. I remember those screens of balance train - kt with 3 panthers. Kt with current stats is the unit for custom mod not for automatch.
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23 Apr 2016, 17:50 PM
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Often professional means person who does work well.
No, someone who is an expert in his field of expertise is a professional.
23 Apr 2016, 17:56 PM
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God forbid, if anyone dares to annoy you with his foolish troll threads, I will personally take care of him.
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23 Apr 2016, 18:21 PM
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Permanently BannedSo, in another words, sucking up does not grant immunity?
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23 Apr 2016, 19:38 PM
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So, in another words, sucking up does not grant immunity?
You seem to be a master of the bleeding obvious. Times a tickin'...
23 Apr 2016, 19:43 PM
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Permanently BannedYep.
I tried at least.
Best wishes,
I tried at least.
Best wishes,
23 Apr 2016, 19:51 PM
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Yep.
I tried at least.
Best wishes,
Don't stop believing
23 Apr 2016, 22:28 PM
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Often professional means person who does work well.
None of the definitions of a professional state this.
23 Apr 2016, 22:32 PM
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Relic should be very selective about what feedback they listen to from the community.
This thread is a wonderful example.
This thread is a wonderful example.
24 Apr 2016, 10:21 AM
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+1 but just go with the flow mate. Player count is going down and this game will die in a year or two (max). And by die I mean very very very few players playing this game.
steamcharts.com/app/231430
For hardcore PC games, this is pretty normal based on seasonal changes in Europe and NA which are the primary market for COH2 (US, UK, Germany, Russia, Canada are top5).
http://steamspy.com/app/231430
Perhaps except mobile casual gaming during the summer time, PC gaming takes the backseat. Then during the winter months, many COH2 players are stuck indoors where there is little to do each night.
24 Apr 2016, 18:33 PM
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Threads locked as you're now discussing the meaning of professional. Plus, I don't see this going anywhere constructive.
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