How are ratings calculated?
Ratings are calculated using Evan Miller's method (based on a Wilson score confidence interval) that is self-correcting. This means that the % of positive ratings & number of ratings decide a mods position on the top charts. The benefit of this approach is a mod with 2 positive ratings will not outrank one with 10 positive ratings but 2 negative. Nor will a mod with tons of rankings outrank everything unless most of the ratings are positive.
Rating levels
Ratings range from overwhelmingly positive to overwhelmingly negative. The color changes depending where on the scale the mod fits.
6 comments
can this be updated to the new version please
1
does this work for 9.02
1
Tailing management is a core gameplay of this game. Getting rid of is quite sad
2
then don't get the mod.
7
Too true darkedone02 if you have an issue with a mod, then don't use it, or don't mod at all. Mod's are made to either enhance the gameplay or tailor it to someone's preference and because of mod's, A LOT of games have stayed alive and active, I could easily list off a handful of games that are still active because of that, and plenty of them have "non-lore" friendly mods and even game breaking ones.
1
yeah i completely agree...
if a mod is not your style, why waste your time to comment.
it literally cost nothing to NOT post a comment saying a mod that you know you won't like, is not for you...
it's that simple...
2
No comment were found matching the criteria specified. We suggest you try the comment list with no filter applied, to browse all available. Join now to participate.