Boutros said:
Twizzler said:
Boutros said:
Twizzler said:
Boutros said: Some of you are totally not objective rofl |
That's because choosing a list of the best games of the decade, which is based on opinion, is supposed to be completely subjective. You can not have an objective "Top ten games of the decade", it's a complete impossibility.
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I know that but what I mean with objective is what the majority of people would say.
For instance, there's no freaking way that Dead Space: Extraction is GOTY 2009 rofl
Being more objective, one would say either NSMBWii, Uncharted 2 or Modern Warfare 2.
Now that would be more objective.
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An objective observation would be if you measured the height of 1000 gamers on this site with a ruler, found the mode value of the data and then stated, "You're most likely to be "x" tall if you are in this group of vgchartzers" Etc. etc.
Taking a poll of 1000 gamers different subjective responses for their best game of each year does not allow you to make an objective assessment of the best game of each year, it does however allow you to report the most agreed upon "best game" in an objective manner however.
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But that's what I've been saying all along...
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Ok, we're getting into semantics here, but my major point is this, if 1000 out of 1000 gamers said "Half-life 2 is the best game of all time", then you could state that Half-Life 2 is the best game of all time, but that statement is still subjective. However, if this was assessed using a poll or other means where you accumulate data, then your methods are objective.
In an example of what I mean, but in the other direction, if I measured 1000 gamers with a ruler, which is an objective measurement, but then stated that being 5'11" is the most popular height, then I'm making a subjective analysis from objective results. Polling gamers would simply be an objective measurement of a subjective response.
I work with objective and subjective measurements every freakin' day. I've had this shit hammered into me.