ReasonBeing
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I derive my enjoyment exclusively from metacritic scores. Don't tell me what to do.
Is there any universal examples where this is the case?
How could there be a case where it is universally true? The whole point is that people have different tastes. That one reviewer that gave the game a 90 might be the one with the same tastes as you.Is there any universal examples where this is the case?
It's very possible. I would think most things that are cult classics are not necessarily highly regarded by professional critics.How could there be a case where it is universally true? The whole point is that people have different tastes. That one reviewer that gave the game a 90 might be the one with the same tastes as you.
But not everyone likes cult classics either.It's very possible. I would think most things that are cult classics are not necessarily highly regarded by professional critics.
It's very possible. I would think most things that are cult classics are not necessarily highly regarded by professional critics.
Maybe I shouldn't have said "universal."But not everyone likes cult classics either.
I agree that not all reviewers are actually qualified enough to share an objective score. But that's a problem only when we are looking at a very small sample size.You might be neglecting to take into account that some of those people behind those review scores at times aren't necessarily qualified to make that assessment.
If you want to fully entrust your faith into that aggregate score, regardless of how its attained and where its derived from, then you do you. I guess it counts as a sound and "safe" approach to decision making.
Again, you're making the assumption that most of these scores stem from a flawless evaluation process by the individual reviewers which quite often have honestly been more than questionable. At least for the better part of the past decade.I agree that not all reviewers are actually qualified enough to share an objective score. But that's a problem only when we are looking at a very small sample size.
If we look at aggregate scores, the overall average irons out any such chinks and presents a much more comprehensive and well-rounded picture.
Like 1.2 or 1.3.Death Stranding, it has an 8.2 but should be 12 maybe 13/10
Give us a few examplesI find that more satisfying than being in the minority who dislikes a masterpiece.
name 37 examplesIn the end, scores are given by other people, and they have their own opinions, which may be very different from your own.
I won't name you so much, but here are a few:name 37 examples
Too Human, I think the game got destroyed behind the scenes even before it got shipped for whatever reason. I also understand not every game is treated the same but the best part is the consumer doesn't give a shit cause he's always right no matter what.Give us a few examples