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I really don't see what anyone could gain from doing this.
How exactly is it not possible?
English:dis gaem is gud
Mother/Father language: LOL THIS GAME SUCKS MAH BALLS 69/10
Still don't see what anyone could gain from doing this.
Also I don't think it would be especially complicated to forbid someone from posting a negative review once a positive one has been posted from the same game with the same account.
It won't prevent people from putting negative/funny stuff into positive review.
Hmm doesn't look very fun, no matter how childish and how much into the "olol i'm such troll" mentality you are.
Especially since nobody would actually care or recognize your name from the other review.
I over all really do not agree with that idea, as "Neutral" says nothing to the buyer that the review is for, abut if to get or not the game it self
And if you think its not your type of game, and you can recommend or not recommend it, just do not make a review
Abut the languages do agree, but that was also suggested before you may want to add support to existing post
Usually, my "neutral" reviews are the most useful to the buyer, because they're not biased.
They're in the lines of "do you like this and that? then buy it. Do you hate this and that? Then don't buy it".
Whereas Positive and Negative are usually just one-sided.
First its not a recommend, not recommend
Is a:
Recommend, Why?
Not Recommend, Why?
As well as you are not alone, your Review will not be the only review
Say what you like, do not guess what someone else will like, there will be someone like that that knows to do that..
For example if one dose not like games with lot of movies, he can review the game down, not saying its bad, just that he will not recommend it, form his own opinion
He can say why, then someone can come read, and learn what is good and what is bad, in a fast view
Unlike needing to read many reviews that say, the game is not recommended or not recommended
well jees thanks that really help me, when i come to the store all ready not sure if to buy the game
These is not a Review blog, or a YouTube channel, or anything like that, that you review alone, here you have many many more users and for each there own
A review is not a feature list, it's what you think of the game. By all means discuss features, but people don't need to be told to buy things they like and not buy things they don't like.
If you aren't recommending something, then yes, you are "not recommending it", by definition. Just the same way as if you aren't going to a party, then you're not going to it.
I would write a lot more reviews and do more recommendations with a neutral option. I have found that there are many games that I would only recommend under certain circumstances or conditions, so giving it a thumbs up doesn't really take those other circumstances and conditions into consideration. Likewise, giving it a thumbs down doesn't do justice for the game either.
It would also help to differentiate two similar games where one is superior to the other. Giving each a thumbs up puts them on equal ground. Having a neutral option would allow for that distinction.
In my research, I have found that a binary rating system usually imparts less information and is less accurate than rating systems with multiple levels. The 5-level system tends to be the one that hits the sweet spot between accuracy, informative, and number of responses.
Pick the one you have the greatest fluency with and go with that.
As for neutral. If you're neutral, then abstain from review. You cannot give a review or recommendation without casting subjective value judgements.
If you're making subjective value judgments then All that is being asked of you is to analyse those judgements and say whether or not the game meets your standard for recommendation.
The system doesn't need two ways to say you don't recommend it.
I'm just gonna go ahead and stop reading replies from now on and just say what I have to.
Y'all really aren't the sharpest tools in the shed and clearly have nothing better to do with your lives than trying to shut down or make fun of perfectly valid feedback and suggestions with incredibly moronic and pointless arguments.
I really wonder what your lives are like but they must not be very fullfilling.