We will make trainers for ALL AAA games, regardless of request points. I have said this many time. However, people keep filling my inbox with requests to put these games on the requests list and so I do. As long as people keep doing that then I will keep adding them to the list. Just because a game doesn't reach the requested points limit doesn't mean that we will not make a trainer. We have released MANY trainers for games that never reached their points. We use the request list as a gauge for interest and also to prioritize our work list.
Thanks for the response! I understand, I look forward to seeing how CH continues to evolve as well. So much in the industry has changed since as recently as 2008 or so (basically, around the time EA realized they could churn out new games from their own or licensed IP on a roughly two-year cycle and make obscene amounts of cash, even if it left some pretty important stuff by the wayside - not to mention companies' overcommitment to financialism, emergence of broad F2P games, app games released to the PC... a lot, in other words!).
I know the site has to change with the times, too, and whatever helps you guys get metrics on where to spend your effort so that the fewest dudes gripe about everything ( ) is fine by me. I just sunk my collected points into a game I'm looking forward to a trainer for (if it turns out to be feasible) and you can get a pretty good idea from the requirements and how people are meeting them on the requests page as to what people REALLY want - sort of a "put your money where your mouth is" approach, I bet that allows you a great deal of resolution, so to speak, in making trainers we users will actually want and use.
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I understand that, Techowl. My basic point is how do we know which games CH will make a trainer for without having a Request form. PWiz stated people keep filling his inbox with requests for AAA games. All I'm saying is how do we know which games they will make trainers for without a request.
Surely you know what I mean, this question has come up several times in the past and it has never really been answered that I've seen.
If he wants to stop so many redundant requests coming in for games CH will make trainers for anyway, just show us the light, tell us how we can know. The other side of this is should people not ever do requests and just wait and see? Give us direction we can follow instead of complaining because we're using the system.
And please don't take this negatively, I'm as big a supporter of CH as anybody. I am always in support of the staff.
I don't take it negatively, I get ya, It's hard for me to explain you AAA games, as I just KNOW if a game is AAA or not, Like muscle memory, it's Game memory xD the first thing I'll suggest you on AAA games, is the ones made by big companies and very popular, like GTA V and, Destiny(console but an example) Dishonored, Hitman absolution, Thief. The ones with a big team is an option too, Tomb Raider. Graphics is a good thing to look at, they are usually AAA if very high.
[Edited by techowl, 8/24/2014 7:03:44 PM]
A game made by a major developer/publisher is an AAA game. A game made by some guy in the back of his ice cream van is not an AAA game.
What if his truck is selling Ben and Jerry's?
Ok, I think we can basically work with that PWiz. The evolution of confusion today was a few of us were discussing the Redux games hoping CH would update trainers for those AAA games. Then 0x90 told us we'd have to submit new requests and pay again. Then you posted it was a AAA game. There's always been a lot of confusion about that. Thanks for the clarity.