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<blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 6244940" data-attributes="member: 48965">No, that's a download of a playtest... it isn't market share, which was the original claim... but nice try.&nbsp; Oh, and that wasn't an analogy.If requiring that someone provide some kind of proof for statements made is nitpicking, I guess I am... You are making a &quot;point&quot;, one which I am asking you to back up with something more than because Hobo believes it...&nbsp; as I said I've shown there is error present in the numbers insofar as using them to determine percentage of market share.&nbsp; The fact of the matter is you don't know how accurate or inaccurate Morrus's numbers are so again I am asking you to provide evidence that they are correct otherwise you don't know if they are or aren't close enough to talk about...EDIT: How about you provide some proof for your claim or we just agree to disagree... the burden of proof is on the person claiming these numbers can be used to determine market share... you've shown no proof that the numbers are valid for determining that, so if you don't have anything how about we agree to disagree.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imaro, post: 6244940, member: 48965"] No, that's a download of a playtest... it isn't market share, which was the original claim... but nice try. Oh, and that wasn't an analogy. If requiring that someone provide some kind of proof for statements made is nitpicking, I guess I am... You are making a "point", one which I am asking you to back up with something more than because Hobo believes it... as I said I've shown there is error present in the numbers insofar as using them to determine percentage of market share. The fact of the matter is you don't know how accurate or inaccurate Morrus's numbers are so again I am asking you to provide evidence that they are correct otherwise you don't know if they are or aren't close enough to talk about... EDIT: How about you provide some proof for your claim or we just agree to disagree... the burden of proof is on the person claiming these numbers can be used to determine market share... you've shown no proof that the numbers are valid for determining that, so if you don't have anything how about we agree to disagree. [/QUOTE]

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