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It's positive because it's a good game. That's usually how these things work
I'm not sure what you're expecting though. It'd be self evident those most likely to rate the game highly are those most interested in the game, and that those most interested in the game are the ones most likely to buy it. Unless you think there's a whole lot of people with little to no interest in the game just waiting to pay sixty quid to play it and leave a negative review in a couple of hours I fail to see how it would make any difference?
We'll see how this one goes, I guess.
I understand it might be a difficult concept for you to grasp, but not everyone likes the same things.