| Playstation_prophet said: LOL I'm not sure what the hidden agenda was. The reviews stated QTE and I didn't find many. There's a difference between QTE and pressing triangle to advance the story. Graphics, story, and characters are top notch. The only negative I could find is the game is on the shorter side. The reason for this is the game is built from the ground up, brand new IP, and released 1 year into the console cycle. There's a lot that can be done, yes but quality takes time. How does a 2/10 review get posted on Metacritc? I thought 2/10 was broken and unplayable. User scores are 10's and 0's. Metcritic is broken. Something need to be done. Review numbers are ruining gaming. The Order 1886 is a single player masterpiece in my opinion. I haven't talked or met a single person who disliked it. Sales will show what a great game it is. I can't wait for the sequel. 9/10 I'm interested in hearing other people's opinion like mine that owned a 360 or Xbox One and a PS4. |
If you look up Metacritic, some reviewers are agreeing with you. Most don't. So, is Metacritic wrong, because it doesn't match your opinion? Nah.
If we assume, the distribution of tastes between reviewers is similar to the distribution of tastes between gamers, then the Metacritic-scores should be helpful for most, but not for all. That's all fine.
You simply have to learn, that quality and greatness of a game is nothing objective, but something highly subjective. So if you feel one way, there is no reason that the majority of gamers feel the same way. You should learn to enjoy the games you like anyways, despite major dislikement. And you should learn which reviewers have similar tastes to yours, to get better hints for purchase.
But with the general opinion displayed by reviewers I doubt we will talk in ten years about The Order like about Ocarina of Times.
