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rocketpig said:
heedstone said:

So Reviewers can just print any score they like and not expect a backlash? 

I give Halo Reach 2 out of 10 because I think it is gay.

That may be my opinion but I'm pretty sure I'd get a backlash from that!

Is that what I said at all? You didn't list any reasons why it is "gay", you didn't list anything about the game at all.

I just shake my head at some of the knee-jerk responses to this piece. I don't think this is a complicated idea to wrap your head around and I point out several things in the article that some of you just want to ignore in favor of a quick half-wit response to one sentence in the piece.

In that post, you did EXACTLY WHAT I COMPLAINED ABOUT in the article. Instead of examining the entire piece as a whole, you cherry-picked one thing (instead of a review score) and ran off with that as if the point of the article was "reviewers are allowed to say ANYTHING, even if they don't back up their points with a thought-out detailing of their opinion".

Oh, and I don't give a rat's ass what half the posters on VGC think. They're some of the biggest offenders and causes to why I wrote this article in the first place.

As for impartial reviews, I'll take Ebert's stance on how to properly review a piece over yours, thanks.

How did I cherry pick?   Was that the ONLY 3 lines that I posted?  In-fact did you just cherry pick my response?!!!  Pot, kettle, black.

FYI I did read the whole article, the message of it was pretty much - reviewers are entitled to their own opinions.  Am I not entitled to my opinions on reviewers?  If a reviewer is good, I will say so.  And If a reviewer is shit I will criticise them.  A critic should be able to take criticism after-all.

 



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