I mentioned this in the RO thread but. . . Why can reviewers rate games they haven't even completed? That'd be like a movie reviewer watching half a movie and saying WELP IT SUCKS, DON'T SEE IT. I can understand if the movie is unwatchable or the game is unplayable but RO is definitely playable, and lots of fun.
I had my rant about reviewers in the RO thread already, but, I'll just say... it is shameful.
I don't get the point of some reviewers. They don't lend useful criticism or deep, professional insight. Many simply offer childish rants, that seem unable to grasp the purpose and intent of the software they're holding in hand.
I don't want every game praised endlessly, but is seeing someone "qualified" give an informed opinion about a game too much to ask?
Why hand it to someone who hates the genre, can't see past their own pre-concieved notions, or basically writes in a "I wish I was doing anything but THIS!" tone? It does the readers no good, and lowers the image of the review providers.
If a reviewer can't be trusted to finish the game, turn a snippet of their views into a "viewpoint" or "mini-review" like old magazines used to do, and give the full game to someone who actually cares enough to treat the product correctly.