12-20-2017, 04:03 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Gigantic Debaser
Would you mind putting a plus or minus in front of the expectation index rating, so we know if it was better or worse than expected? Just a suggestion
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Not necessary: here's how it works.
Spoiler for last explanation:
Fear Factor: Low (expectation is I will like this album)
Expectation Index: 0 in Green - this indicates I did indeed enjoy it.
1-4 in Green - this indicates I liked it but not as much as I had expected.
5-7 in Orange - really didn't like it as much as I had hoped
8- 10 in Red: Surprised, but I really hated it. Was a big letdown.
Fear Factor: Moderate (Orange; expectation is more on the side of not liking this album than liking it)
Expectation Index: 0 in Green - Was correct; did not like it at all
1-4 in Green: Wasn't quite as bad as expected
5-7 in Orange: Liked it much more than I thought I would
8-10 in Red: Surprised, but I really loved it.
Fear Factor: High (Red; expectation is that I will hate this album)
Expectation Index: same as Moderate really: Green scores means I was right; I really didn't like it at all, orange or red, it wasn't as bad/was a lot better than I had thought.
Hope that's clear; this is the last time I'm explaining this. In general, green scores show I was right in my initial assessment (good or bad), orange scores show I was somewhat off either way and red indicates I was totally wrong.
So if the Fear Factor was Low, and the EI was Green, I loved the album, Orange, I didn't like it as much as I had thought, Red, and I hated the album.
If the FF was Moderate (Orange) and the EI was Green, then I hated the album, Orange and I didn't hate it as much as I had thought and Red means I was completely wrong and I loved it.
If the FF was Red and the EI green, I hated the album, orange and I didn't hate it as much as I had thought and Red means I really got it wrong and actually loved it.
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