Whats the difference between awesomemod and ea story progression?

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Aaroc:
Quote from: witch on 2010 September 05, 03:01:44

Quote from: rawwrdevv on 2010 September 05, 02:57:57

Cause i really dont know...and dont just say its awesome cause it probably is.


I dunno. Here's one for you; what's the difference between reading a manual and posting a really stupid question on a fairly hostile forum?


The only problem with that is that the Awesome Story progression isn't really in the manual. I looked. The only real mention of Awesome Story in the manual is:
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STORY MODE FEATURES:
1.  Awesome Story Driver [Optional - Default: Enabled]
     Enables the experimental AwesomeMod Story Driver, replacing the EA driver.

I had the same question a while ago and it took several searches to find the answer I was looking for, when really, it should have been as simple as reading the manual and reading how Awesome Story Progression is superior to EA Story Aggression. If there isn't going to be any sort of addendum to the manual regarding how Awesome Story works and why it is superior to the default, then perhaps a stickied thread or something somewhere so that people don't have to dig through piles of crap (namely, posts just like this one) to find the answer they're looking for would be a good idea. AwesomeMod FAQ maybe? I dunno, but it certainly is frustrating when you have a question about something, so you do searches and can't really find anything but the same question being asked by someone else and the asker getting flamed by everyone else.

witch:
Quote from: Aaroc on 2010 October 27, 07:42:52

I had the same question a while ago and it took several searches to find the answer I was looking for, when really, it should have been as simple as reading the manual and reading how Awesome Story Progression is superior to EA Story Aggression. If there isn't going to be any sort of addendum to the manual regarding how Awesome Story works and why it is superior to the default, then perhaps a stickied thread or something somewhere so that people don't have to dig through piles of crap (namely, posts just like this one) to find the answer they're looking for would be a good idea. AwesomeMod FAQ maybe? I dunno, but it certainly is frustrating when you have a question about something, so you do searches and can't really find anything but the same question being asked by someone else and the asker getting flamed by everyone else.


Thanks for volunteering to write it up. I will add it somewhere obvious when you have done so.

Aaroc:
I would if I was qualified. As it stands now, however, that would involve digging through a whole lot more crap than I care to.

ProfPlumbob:
Quote from: Aaroc on 2010 October 27, 07:42:52


I had the same question a while ago and it took several searches to find the answer I was looking for, when really, it should have been as simple as reading the manual and reading how Awesome Story Progression is superior to EA Story Aggression. If there isn't going to be any sort of addendum to the manual regarding how Awesome Story works and why it is superior to the default, then perhaps a stickied thread or something somewhere so that people don't have to dig through piles of crap (namely, posts just like this one) to find the answer they're looking for would be a good idea. AwesomeMod FAQ maybe? I dunno, but it certainly is frustrating when you have a question about something, so you do searches and can't really find anything but the same question being asked by someone else and the asker getting flamed by everyone else.


after spending way too much time complaining about how unhelpful people are here, you couldn't even help the guy yourself with the answer you found. 

Aaroc:
Quote from: ProfPlumbob on 2010 October 27, 08:13:59

after spending way too much time complaining about how unhelpful people are here, you couldn't even help the guy yourself with the answer you found. 


Of course not. I had to dig through all that shit to find what answers I got; He has to do the same.

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