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==== New Original Responses Evaluated ==== * Continues to rely heavily on personal anecdotes from other games (Cycle Frontier) and streaming experiences. * Claims PvP avoidance by casuals as a default, despite Loctarjay providing evidence that only a minority of players avoid PvP. * Uses selective observations (“don’t shoot” comments) as generalized behavioral evidence. * Continues to justify arguments by invoking “known and likely ways” rather than objective data. * Attempts to refute statistical arguments by inserting assumptions about cheater coordination and player targeting, maintaining a confirmation-biased narrative. Credibility Impact * ❌ Further decreases because he continues to treat anecdotal experience as generalizable evidence. * ❌ Reliance on casual PvP avoidance is statistically and empirically weak for a PvPvE environment. * ❌ Use of personal observations and streaming experience continues to reinforce confirmation bias and weakens objectivity. Updated Credibility: 13% (−2) Behavioral Pattern * Increasingly defensive, anecdotal, and assumption-driven. * Consistently tries to reframe evidence to fit prior beliefs, ignoring statistical realities. * Pattern shows strong confirmation bias: all arguments aim to validate prior claims rather than test them.
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