Kintaro said:I know what their scale says, and I know that is just doesn't apply. Perception is pretty much reality when people just disregard anything below an 8.
6.5 is still "average" on their scale. 5.0-6.5 is "average" 7.0-8.5 is "good" and anything above is "excellent".
I wonder why they even bother with numbers since there's a nice range of scores but still qualify as "good". I mean, there's a nice bit of difference between a 7 and a 8.5, but both are still "good." Just use "Terrible" "Bad" "Average" "Good" "Excellent" and I can promise you more people would actually read their reviews instead of looking at the scores and problems people have with them would go away.
I hate the whole numbers thing, they should instead divide games in categories.
Then we would also avoid game vs game based on decimals.