I feel that the current level of 20 armor points for submitting a game seems a bit low.
Think about this: Rating a game or making a quick comment gives you 2 AP and requires less than a minute of work. <b>2AP per minute</b> Giving a real comment that usually earns a merit takes me about seven minutes. 27/7~ <b>3AP per minute</b>
Creating a really good flash game usually takes months of work, yet this only earns you 20AP, which even though it is a lot, does not yield very many APs per how much work you put into it.
What would ArmorGames be without games? (It would only be Armor, which is still pretty fun to wear and mess around with, however, after a while would get boring and sold at an antique store or left in the garage to gather dust...)
Usually, developers are very busy people, and don't often have time to comment on other people's games or post in the forums. However, these are the ones who contribute the most to AG.
Changing this wouldn't really make a major difference, since very few players actually create their own games, however, I still think it is important to appreciate the hard work of these developers.
AG should have a list of bet testers,that are AG users,beta testers woul be people that have
1.alot of merits 2.common sense 3.good taste of games 4.a mod/admin wont be one,because well,they really dont have time to do the beta testing anymore.they can but yeah.there choice..oh forgot to add,the person has to be mature and not say
Yes, poorly rated, but what if it makes through? It's still a game that people can play after all. It's not like it has 0 favourites...wait, let me check.
hmmm...14 faves... thats sumthing...but... thats not the topic... if it does make through itll be a mereical (i dont kno how to spell that) but anyway we both dont rlly want this (the main topic) to happen so lets leave it at that
This topic has really become popular, but it's getting off topic. I kind of want to keep things on topic (because I think that it's a good topic). I think that the game developers themselves should be contacted (somehow) and asked whether they find it a good idea for the amount per game to be raised. I would say that the majority of them don't care.
