Dr.Henry_Killinger said:
We had this argument in another thread. Since Quality is subjective, quantity has greater bearing on the average consumer because the average user has a higher chance of finding a game that suits his/her preferences @bold: hence this qualification is flawed, quality is defined by a persons prefrence. So the number of games the average consumer would consider of quality would be capped by the amount of games avaliable, and the amount of games increase the probablity that you will find a game that you want. Quality has little bearing to the truly average consumer. |
Yes, I know quality is subjective, that's why quantity means more people will find games they want to play. That's what I said. I don't understand your complaint with my statement.








