Does anyone know exactly how a "most helpful review" is awarded? I seem to have one for Beneath A Steel Sky but there's another review for it by TheJoe that's a bit longer and has 3 more people agreeing with it (at the time I noticed it was most helpful, mine had 8 and TheJoe's had 15) so i figure it can't be pure math.

Maybe time is a factor too.

Well I thought that too for a while but then it's for BASS & that's only been up a day or 2 so I'm not sure it could be.

The helpfulness is probably also affected by how many people down-vote your review. Apparently it seems that if you mark a review as unhelpful, it will not affect the statistical changes, so I suppose that's why reviews with the most number of "helpful" marks, don't necessarily make it to "most helpful"
Also, necrooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!
gdfsdhfgdhfhghsd was so yesterday. Uruking is the latest fad.

What's with all the necroing?

:laugh:

lowyhong: There to answer the questions nobody cares about any more.

I needed a reason to necro the thread ;). Remember folks, uruk-ing is the new fad on GOG.
/waits for uruk to get on to the forums
(at the time of necro, this was the first thread on page 200. Whoop whoop!)

Are these the oldest threads on GOG?:
Numero1
Numero2
<_<
>_>

Must resist urge to post "Please use the wishlist" in thread...
(one necro a day keeps the...Cleric away)

Oh well looks like the necroing fad has died :(
So....back to gdfsdfdshdghdfg?