chocoloco said:
Perhaps the review system makes people more critical of games. Oblivion was the 2nd game I played this generation at a time were I barely paid attention to reviews and i thought it deserved a 95/100. Now a research games on the internet and hear about the flaws and ll it does is make me notice imperfections that would not otherwise have cared about nor noticed. So I agree that the system is brocken only because ratings should not affect a person's expectations as strongly as they sometimes do. Also still think your explantion is vague and am interested on more elaboration if you care. |
Oblivion was the breakout from the grasp of JRPG genre dominance last gen , lt felt new and frish with all that open world ( OMG ) so it was rated according to that with overlooking many of its serious issues , some of issues were bad even compared to last gen games so I can't say it was perfect by the time of its release like bannedagain said .. I respectfully disagree with him ^^
Oblivion isn't the first of its kind you might say , true but it's was the remarkable one and many brilliant decisions helped it to take that position such as the early release this gen and being multiplatform .
That's all ^^ , I'll drop it for good as people already begin to see me as Oblivion blind hater XD
