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I'm reminded of a (possibly apocryphal) study of Warcraft III and/or Starcraft cheaters, specifically ones that hacked the fog of war on the map. They found tha
by thirdtruck 12y ago
I'm reminded of a (possibly apocryphal) study of Warcraft III and/or Starcraft cheaters, specifically ones that hacked the fog of war on the map. They found that the cheaters actually lost more, on average, because they spent so much time watching their opponents' moves that they neglected their own side.
- tashoecraft 12y agoI've also heard the same thing mentioned about businesses. Paying attention to the highlight reel (news) of your competitors can drag you down and make you feel that everyone else is "killing it". This seems like an incredibly simple startup that thinks that companies are struggling to keep tabs on their competitors. Is it really that difficult to read the news? Or have google alerts to your inbox? Companies shouldn't be watching their competitors like a laser to see if they add new features in order to stay on top of it. You build features your customers need, not just because others are implementing them. I'm sure they will update their pricing page because it has no mention if it is recurring or not. Please change your logo to use something other then a hexagon, every single startup thinks they need a hexagon for some reason.
- thoughtpalette 12y agoAwesome use of Apocryphal (had to look it up). Apocryphal: (of a story or statement) of doubtful authenticity, although widely circulated as being true.