Be Rough With Me Plz, on 08 August 2014 - 05:54 AM, said:
More assumptions. How can you guarantee something when you don't even know what the results were after the first test.
I can speculate. Since we're facing the nerf bat now, based on a result stated to be 90/10, it's safe to conjecture that if the first test was 90/10, we'd have already been hit with it.
Be Rough With Me Plz, on 08 August 2014 - 05:54 AM, said:
Can you provide the results of the first test and second? If you have access to the numbers, I'm sure everyone would love to see them. Oh, you don't. All we have are the numbers PGI released as a cumulative result from the first and second attempt. Keep going with your blanket assumptions/statements though.
I can provide the results of the second. 90/10. The rest is all explained by yourself (I bolded that part for you). All we have are numbers PGI released. And again, the data collection method that they used can be proven scientifically to be inaccurate. What part of "if you can't replicate the results of the test, then it is just theory" do you not understand?
Be Rough With Me Plz, on 08 August 2014 - 05:54 AM, said:
If that were true then why would Clan Tech even be on the table for nerfs? Clearly the people who spent $Real Money$ on Clan Packs are the ones who give him the most cash. You contradict yourself all the time.
Income is based on what you will be receiving, not what you've already received. PGI doesn't operate off of savings, it operates off of income that comes in on a daily basis. Those that spend $Real Moeny$ on Clan Packs have already spent it. They're not likely to spend any more once they're nerfed into oblivion. Economics 101. When you finally get to the 100 level classes, you'll understand that.
Noth, on 08 August 2014 - 06:01 AM, said:
Many of us are not dismissing the posted result, but are asking for more data to get a more accurate picture.
Which brings up what I've been saying this whole time.
If they do another test and the results are anywhere close to 90/10, then obviously they've been able to replicate the data and something needs to be done.
Nerfing things like they're about to based on one test (and I say one test because there are obviously discrepancies between both tests) is reactionary and not well thought out.