First of all, Fragland doesn't count down starting from 100%. I don't know any site that does that, that would be utter garbage.
Secondly: Our score system is based on a number of calculations based on the individual scores, here being 86% for concept, 70% for graphics, 81% for gameplay and 90% for sound. After recalculation (taking into account the type of game which is RPG - this gives a specific weigth to each category) that comes to the final score.
We find this scoring system to be extremely objective although it's indeed much harder with this to give a game 90% or more. Most games that are of decent quality will get around 80% while only extremely good games that have great graphics, great sound, great gameplay �nd refreshing gameplay will get above 90 qua percentage. In fact, if a game doesn't have 90% or more on each seperate category, it will be very difficult to get a total score of over 90. You may or may not agree with our system but it's way more objective than some magazine slapping some numbers on categories and then giving an overall score based on his wet finger floating around in the air.
Last but not least, about us having a review online of the final version before anyone else: quite simple explanation -> we got the final version before the rest.
Oh, and I also spotted some post somewhere about us listing "Beyond Divinity" as "Divine Divinity". Sorry, we didn't make that error. We used to list Divine Divinity as "Divinity: The Sword of Lies" as its original title was before they changed it. We never made an error between Divine Divinity and Beyond Divinity as far as I know and that would have been rather strange as Beyond Divinity was announced after release of Divine Divinity... (only thing we do have related in our dbase is Divine Divinity 2)
Last edited by Speed; 26/04/04 08:15 PM.