Solaris Devil
Remember the old days of Robocraft where megas were common in battles? Remember the megacars? Well I used to love them... until they were removed. This though, consider this the reboot. Now specs.
CPU: 6834
Base Speed: 202 mph
Speed Boost: 229.76%
0-60: Instantaneous
Top Speed: 666 mph
Yes, this thing packs a punch, and the name certainly does fit.
Robot Ratings
Constructive Points
Constructive points are what you get when other users mark your reviews (comment+ratings) as constructive.
When should you mark a review as constructive though?
If you answer yes to at least three of these questions you should definitely mark it as constructive; is the review..
- friendly?
- helpful?
- encouraging?
- well structured?
- fair relative to the CPU used?
Why do I want these points?
After receiving X amount of points you will get a chance of being promoted to "trusted reviewer". This promotion is done by a moderator if (s)he thinks your comment and rating behaviour is reasonable.
Trusted reviewer?
As a trusted reviewer you no longer need to write a comment when rating a robot. If you add a comment you will receive extra points. Trusted reviewer is not necessarily permanent, continous bad behaviour or lack of comments might get you demoted.
Constructive Voting
Hey, seems like you're about to place your first constructive vote. That's awesome! I just wanted to inform you a bit about it before you jump into voting though. You can vote on any comment accompanied with a rating as a "Constructive Review". This will give the reviewer a "Constructive Point".
When should I vote a comment as constructive though?
If you answer yes to at least three of these questions you should definitely vote it as constructive; is the review..
- friendly?
- helpful?
- encouraging?
- well structured?
- fair relative to the CPU used?
Why do one want these points?
After receiving about 100 total amount of votes the user will get a chance of being promoted to "Approved Reviewer". This promotion is done by a moderator if (s)he thinks your comment and rating behaviour is reasonable.
Approved Reviewer?
As an approved reviewer you no longer need to write a comment when rating a robot. If you add a comment you will receive extra points. Approved reviewer is not necessarily permanent, continous bad behaviour or lack of comments might get you demoted.
Ok, got it! I want to place my vote now.- 2 items
