Sixfortyfive
He who pursues two rabbits gets two rabbits.
To stand on a soapbox for a moment:
Unless you catch me when my guard is down, you won't sucker me into an "overrated" argument, and I tend to be annoyed by people who are wont to get into those kinds of discussions regularly. They're toxic, often lacking in perspective, and usually dripping with elitism. Draw more attention to works that showcase the qualities you love--and highlight those qualities--instead of spending so much effort to knock down other works that deserve some level of praise, whether you think they might get "too much" of it or not.
I've spent $100+ on some games that I don't think are half as good as others in their franchise/genre, yet I've held onto them because I've found them to be unique and/or fun on some level that merits keeping them. Turning every kind of situation like that into a competition where anything but 1st place isn't worth your time is an unhappy place to be.
Unless you catch me when my guard is down, you won't sucker me into an "overrated" argument, and I tend to be annoyed by people who are wont to get into those kinds of discussions regularly. They're toxic, often lacking in perspective, and usually dripping with elitism. Draw more attention to works that showcase the qualities you love--and highlight those qualities--instead of spending so much effort to knock down other works that deserve some level of praise, whether you think they might get "too much" of it or not.
I've spent $100+ on some games that I don't think are half as good as others in their franchise/genre, yet I've held onto them because I've found them to be unique and/or fun on some level that merits keeping them. Turning every kind of situation like that into a competition where anything but 1st place isn't worth your time is an unhappy place to be.