Frostweaver
Ancient + Prehistoric
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Post counts are generally most important for one type of people: the "middle-class" people of PC who's caught between not old enough to be "PC Vet" but not exactly new either.
The old people knows who the fellow old people are, and they honestly won't care about anything one way or another as long as things are status quo (why else are they still here) with some nitpick improvements here and there. The new people are still finding their way, and obviously looks up to flashy names *coughModscough* in order to know what's going on and to find out who to hang out.
Best method to gain recognition to be one class up is to get yourself a 4 digit post count, then perhaps even a 5 digit one. In the eyes of someone who's been to PC first day, that number will give you a holy aura of infinite knowledge and great reputation. It's understandable to assume that someone with a 5 digit post counts probably know the entire forum darn well, hm?
22sa isn't totally groundless in his arguments. Back then, the new rules about the two gaming forum having no post count took a *deep* plunge in activity that is never recovered even up to this day. Safe to say, those two forums are scarred for life. It's the same forum, but no post count... somehow, that was the killer move.
Just because I'm saying these things, that doesn't mean I support post counts. I'm all for demolishing that evil counter XD Though it's sort of rare in PC, but sadly a few people walk around with some high post count numbers, and use that as a support for their arguments against someone else with a lower post count -.-; It's plain silly to say "I'm right as I obviously know what happens. I post here all the time! Look at that 6000 post count!"
(and even worse, people actually buy that crap of an excuse)
The old people knows who the fellow old people are, and they honestly won't care about anything one way or another as long as things are status quo (why else are they still here) with some nitpick improvements here and there. The new people are still finding their way, and obviously looks up to flashy names *coughModscough* in order to know what's going on and to find out who to hang out.
Best method to gain recognition to be one class up is to get yourself a 4 digit post count, then perhaps even a 5 digit one. In the eyes of someone who's been to PC first day, that number will give you a holy aura of infinite knowledge and great reputation. It's understandable to assume that someone with a 5 digit post counts probably know the entire forum darn well, hm?
22sa isn't totally groundless in his arguments. Back then, the new rules about the two gaming forum having no post count took a *deep* plunge in activity that is never recovered even up to this day. Safe to say, those two forums are scarred for life. It's the same forum, but no post count... somehow, that was the killer move.
Just because I'm saying these things, that doesn't mean I support post counts. I'm all for demolishing that evil counter XD Though it's sort of rare in PC, but sadly a few people walk around with some high post count numbers, and use that as a support for their arguments against someone else with a lower post count -.-; It's plain silly to say "I'm right as I obviously know what happens. I post here all the time! Look at that 6000 post count!"
(and even worse, people actually buy that crap of an excuse)