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Snide
February 12th 2017


7049 Comments

Album Rating: 1.0 | Sound Off

I don't like a single track on this album honestly.

Koris
Emeritus
February 12th 2017


22618 Comments

Album Rating: 1.0 | Sound Off

Yeah, the entire thing is fucking garbage from beginning to end. The fact that this is the same band who made Jester Race and Whoracle is depressing

SacredSerenity
February 12th 2017


834 Comments

Album Rating: 1.5

It basically isn't

XfingTheSullen
February 12th 2017


5559 Comments

Album Rating: 1.5

I'm tempted for an easy 1 but i don't want to listen to this

Toondude10
February 12th 2017


15372 Comments

Album Rating: 1.5

just give it a 1 anyways

Boris K.
February 13th 2017


184 Comments

Album Rating: 1.0

"I'm tempted for an easy 1 but i don't want to listen to this"

Just give it a quick listen on Spotify and then give it a 1. It's good for your objectivity stat.



SacredSerenity
February 13th 2017


834 Comments

Album Rating: 1.5

Btw how does that stat work?

Flugmorph
February 13th 2017


35411 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

objectivity stat is for shitnerds

EphemeralEternity
February 13th 2017


4937 Comments


objectivity stats are objectively the best metric for judging a mans character

Rik VII
February 13th 2017


4130 Comments


If your objectivity score is over 75% or so it basically means that you're an idiot because you listen to music that you know will suck.

EphemeralEternity
February 13th 2017


4937 Comments


not necessarily, but yeah that's often the case. I only rate my fav albums from any given discog anyway because I use them as more of an archive so in case my computer dies on me i know which albums i wanna dl immediately

Boris K.
February 13th 2017


184 Comments

Album Rating: 1.0

It's mainly affected by how many albums of a certain genre you rate either mostly positive or negative (I think that also goes for bands). If you tate most In Flames albums relatively high, then a sudden 1 would boost your objectivity stat. The reverse is also true (a sudden positive rating if you rate most albums of the genre negative). So the more diverse your musical taste, the higher your objectivity stat will be. That's been my understanding of it anyway.



But yea, a lot of people don't give too shits about it. It doesn't really do anything anyway.

EphemeralEternity
February 13th 2017


4937 Comments


I mean ladies obviously froth over guys with objectivity stats >80% but that's not the reason we're here is it

Boris K.
February 13th 2017


184 Comments

Album Rating: 1.0

I wouldn't know :P

FullOfSounds
February 13th 2017


15821 Comments


DoofusWainwright gets all the ladies apparently

FullOfSounds
February 13th 2017


15821 Comments


"It's mainly affected by how many albums of a certain genre you rate either mostly positive or negative (I think that also goes for bands). If you tate most In Flames albums relatively high, then a sudden 1 would boost your objectivity stat. The reverse is also true (a sudden positive rating if you rate most albums of the genre negative). So the more diverse your musical taste, the higher your objectivity stat will be. That's been my understanding of it anyway."

Huh, that's deeper than I thought. I always thought it was based off how close the average rating is to a 3 and how close the rating variance is to a 1.

EphemeralEternity
February 13th 2017


4937 Comments


I always assumed it was just the measure of dispersion of ratings from 1-5

frozencarl
February 13th 2017


2035 Comments

Album Rating: 1.0

this album changed my life

Kusangii
February 13th 2017


8433 Comments

Album Rating: 1.0 | Sound Off

For the worse or for the better

SacredSerenity
February 13th 2017


834 Comments

Album Rating: 1.5

The answer is obvious



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