bad bad reviews...

[RomanarmoR]

dont you just love it when someone down votes a game and their bad review is as bad as "it crashes for no reason".

First of all, that you're having technical difficulties (and that this problem is not common), is neither a cause to write ANY review, nor is it a reason to write a bad one.

Secondly, "crashes for no reason" doesnt make any sense... EVERY crash has a reason, you just have to find it!

thats it, thats all i wanted to vent about.

thank you and have a wonderful day :D

[Nervend]

Steam reviews are only good for people who discovered the internet 2 weeks ago and have never seen a meme before.

[LHGreen]

The ones I like are when people give a bad review to the game because they just couldn't get their heads around it, for some reason, but it's obvious and simple to most players.

[Jazz]

My favorite ones are the negative reviews that say "why are you reading the negative reviews go buy the game already"

Totally worthless

[Bun.E]

I hate positive reviews that are not reviews at all more,

makes a bad game seem better than it is.

[illuminati]

They mean crash for no GOOD reason = game devs fault = they should collect error logs, fix their ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game and expect negative reviews until its fixed.

Low quality poorly made and or unstable game IS a reason for a negative review.
At most if its marked early access and devs are ACTUALLY TRYING to fix stuff its a reason to pass on the negative review.

[󠀡󠀡]

The moment somebody uses the old multiple choice styles review, I downvote it and report the user for spam.

There is no excuse for using this type of review; not even the lack of language skills and/or inferior humor - if you can even call it humor.

In addition, there should be a minimum number of game hours after which writing a review is allowed. No matter if the user in question has technical problems or not. He can explain these in the forum - most of the time the problem is in front of the PC anyway.

[Samwise]

Some games are just simply broken or have glitches. If someone has crashes, they should mention them, and not just blindly rely on developers to fix the issues in future. Fallout 3, comes to mind. The vanilla game used to have very wide spread crashing issues, but fortunately they got fixed, but one of the expansions, the pitt, never got fixed.

Also, witcher 1, idk if its fixed yet had very bad performance issues back in the day.

Then there are ports which are abysmal, like original dmc 3 pc port.

Finally, you not having issues, doesnt mean someone else wouldnt. It goes both ways. I never run into glitches in Darksiders 1, but the glitches happened to many. Hell, the few of the glitches were even mentioned in the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game manual, which sent a message like "watch out for these, we arent fixing them"

[secuda]

Mine was when some one complained had over NBA 2K20 2 hours intro movie?
wich was untrue ofcourse. Not that i have any intresst in NBA nor this game just found it just dumb, when there was enough of other problem that reviewer could have gone on about.

[Gabe Hates Free Speech]

You sound like a snowflake. "BAWW SOMEONE DOWNVOTED SOMETHING THAT I LIKE"

[REVERIE]

Originally posted by Sharikov:

You sound like a snowflake. "BAWW SOMEONE DOWNVOTED SOMETHING THAT I LIKE"

how's middle school treating you?

[󠀡󠀡]

Originally posted by MRV3N:

Originally posted by Sharikov:

You sound like a snowflake. "BAWW SOMEONE DOWNVOTED SOMETHING THAT I LIKE"

how's middle school treating you?

Using a user's regularly used phrases when you don't have an answer at hand is neither particularly difficult nor innovative, nor does it show any particular wit. Unpleasant as it may seem. You surely can do better than that. Right?

[628]

You know much worse case, OP? Check out Ace Combat 7 reviews on Steam.
"No ultrawide screen support, NOT RECOMMEND" "No VR content for PC, NOT RECOMMEND" "No actual key config for gamepads, NOT RECOMMEND" and the ♥♥♥♥ list goes on and on and on.

[Nervend]

Originally posted by ℑ𝔯𝔲𝔩𝔞𝔫:

Originally posted by MRV3N:

how's middle school treating you?

Using a user's regularly used phrases when you don't have an answer at hand is neither particularly difficult nor innovative, nor does it show any particular wit. Unpleasant as it may seem. You surely can do better than that. Right?

No effort begets no effort.

[Gabe Hates Free Speech]

Originally posted by MRV3N:

Originally posted by Sharikov:

You sound like a snowflake. "BAWW SOMEONE DOWNVOTED SOMETHING THAT I LIKE"

how's middle school treating you?

Seethe more.

[REVERIE]

Originally posted by ℑ𝔯𝔲𝔩𝔞𝔫:

Originally posted by MRV3N:

how's middle school treating you?

Using a user's regularly used phrases when you don't have an answer at hand is neither particularly difficult nor innovative, nor does it show any particular wit. Unpleasant as it may seem. You surely can do better than that. Right?

I'm just taking this lightly on his level.