Over 430 threads discussing labyrinth problems with over 1040 posters in support DONE!!!!!

Spot the odd one out.

"life is technically better than es"

"its easy to get 25k es"

"the majority of players like the lab"

"humans need oxygen"

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Tin_Foil_Hat wrote:

Woosh

Lmfao.

Prove that a leopard can sometimes change his spots. What is the possible use of the data you've stated is so needed. That is the list of labyrinth threads that are not discussing problems? What could this data be used to prove? Still no answer? Then at least please explain what you were possibly thinking when you made your outlandish claim? Are you even capable of understanding anything that you post that contains at least two full sentences?

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plodd wrote:

Spot the odd one out.

"life is technically better than es"

"its easy to get 25k es"

"the majority of players like the lab"

"humans need oxygen"

They all seem odd to me. The one that is less odd seems to be the last one. But then we have lab-lovers who only need sunlight...

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plodd wrote:

Spot the odd one out.

"life is technically better than es"

"its easy to get 25k es"

"the majority of players like the lab"

"humans need oxygen"

The last one, it's a scientifically proven fact.

First one is a bit ambivalent because life technically is better in some situations For instance, if a larger portion of the playerbase by playtime count doesn't participate in endgame, Chris-sedai wouldn't exactly lie if he said life is a better option overall.

Second one is subjective, what is 'easy' or 'hard' depends on the player.

The third one is a numeric statement, we would just need to confirm or deny that 50%+ of playerbase that ever completed lab likes it, but we have no data for it, unfortunately.

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The_Reporter wrote:

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raics wrote:

The third one is a numeric statement, we would just need to confirm or deny that 50%+ of playerbase that ever completed lab likes it, but we have no data for it, unfortunately.

There is data.

14 plus hours into this 'daily lab', a total of 2669 characters (many originating from the same accounts) have 'raced' it.
If we are to believe the claims of hundreds of thousands of unique accounts logging in per day, and we know that the rewards are so large in comparison to anywhere else in PoE, then why is the labyrinth usage percentage so tiny?

I'll tell you why.

It's because the VAST majority think it's a garbage can.

No, it would mean people are doing one of the many other things you can do in this game, like run strand maps over and over and over. Because apparently that's not boring or repetiitive like the lab but you don't need offerings to get there.

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The_Reporter wrote:

There is data.

14 plus hours into this 'daily lab', a total of 2669 characters (many originating from the same accounts) have 'raced' it.
If we are to believe the claims of hundreds of thousands of unique accounts logging in per day, and we know that the rewards are so large in comparison to anywhere else in PoE, then why is the labyrinth usage percentage so tiny?

I'll tell you why.

It's because the VAST majority think it's a garbage can.

What you got there is a creative construction and a bold claim that's kinda tricky to verify so you're getting away with it, that and because we're nice.

What you did is pretty much the same as me counting 500 visits to the local shopping mall in one day and claiming that the vast majority of the local population thinks the place is garbage, or that shopping sucks, or that aliens come here for pina colada. Your conclusion fits the data like a cape made from a hot air balloon fits a child - so loosely we might say it isn't fitting at all.

The grotesque thing about all of this is that they think the devs stupid enough to fall for the pile of fallacies, manufacture and manipulation.

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The_Reporter wrote:

There is data.

14 plus hours into this 'daily lab', a total of 2669 characters (many originating from the same accounts) have 'raced' it.

Incomplete data that is completely useless for what you're trying to use it for. The leaderboard only shows players who ran it solo and at the appropriate levels, which is something the vast majority doesn't do...