I don't know why I'm even replying to this post.  I guess it was first due to the numerous spelling errors.  The review is horrible.  You list no personal specs. about yourself e.g. rev rate, speed, axis tilt, rotation to give us some indication of your skills for comparative purposes.  No mention of the type of lane condition e.g. heavy, medium, light, dry you were bowling on. No mention of the ball layout. All that was mentioned was a surface change from 3000 to 2000 on the Code X.  Wow that sure enlightened us.
Frankly, as a staff person you are not doing justice to your contract requirements to write a quality ball review that will help us invest in Storm balls.
So be it, but please either write a review that will actually help us make a determination that the ball in question may be a good $200.00+ investment for our game or don't bother writing the "nothing" review you posted.
You may think I am being overly critical, but actually I'm trying to help you so you can help us. Good luck and hopefully your next review will be a winner for all of us.

With all those typos, it almost sounds like Google translated it from another language!

He is in fact a staffer.

I don't think he made any reference to being a Storm or Rotogrip staff member and I sure hope that he isn't.

I don't know why I'm even replying to this post.  I guess it was first due to the numerous spelling errors.  The review is horrible.  You list no personal specs. about yourself e.g. rev rate, speed, axis tilt, rotation to give us some indication of your skills for comparative purposes.  No mention of the type of lane condition e.g. heavy, medium, light, dry you were bowling on. No mention of the ball layout. All that was mentioned was a surface change from 3000 to 2000 on the Code X.  Wow that sure enlightened us.
Frankly, as a staff person you are not doing justice to your contract requirements to write a quality ball review that will help us invest in Storm balls.
So be it, but please either write a review that will actually help us make a determination that the ball in question may be a good $200.00+ investment for our game or don't bother writing the "nothing" review you posted.
You may think I am being overly critical, but actually I'm trying to help you so you can help us. Good luck and hopefully your next review will be a winner for all of us.

Don’t worry, he doesn’t think you’re overly critical. He doesn’t think anything about your post at all, because he’s not coming back to read it.

Like most, fulfills his contractual requirements and vanishes.