Lonely_Dolphin on 28 October 2019
I used to try keeping my expectations low so as to not be disappointed in stuff (to no avail), but after thinking about it I realized, why bother? What difference do my expectations make? If a game is good, it's good. If the game is bad, it's still bad even if I expected it to bad. The end product is all that matters. I see this now as another poor defense people commonly use. "The game isn't bad, your expectations were just too high!" I'm curious if anyone disagrees with this line of thinking and why.
