Based on the description, it looks like it. The way they maintain data backups, it's not difficult to pull - it's just a question of how worthwhile it is.

No PC version of Rock Band or Guitar Hero was ever developed - the closest we got was Activision's free-to-play "Rock Free", IIRC. The Wii version of Rock Band 2, however, was cracked open by homebrewers. Not sure about 3.

More specifically, it sounds like ELO from a zero start - which would be highly chaotic, at best.

A logical solution to that could be to set a 'time limit' on it. As soon as it's up, you start getting to comments. Once the limit passes, new comments and discussions can occur, but no guarantees it'll get a staff response.

A logical solution to that could be to set a 'time limit' on it. As soon as it's up, you start getting to comments. Once the limit passes, new comments and discussions can occur, but no guarantees it'll get a staff response.

Particularly early in the game's release, TF2 was considered to have a significantly lower skill ceiling than TFC, due to removal of Grenades and other development decisions. This perception seems to have shrunk over time thanks to the loadout modification mechanics, but is not entirely gone.

There is a general perception that the game's skill level - particularly before loadout modification came into the game with the patches - has a significantly lower ceiling than the first Team Fortress, thanks to the elimination of elements like Grenades. This one's become muted over time thanks to the evolving…