Remove Review 1,000 Character Limit

[Hoofster Pony]

I wan't to know if there is a way to remove limitation. It's freaking annoying as heck. I don't want to write a book review but I do want to mention all the things that are important & I can't do that with the 1,000 character limitation (190 words). I never had this issue before but now I am having to cut my review up & using the comment to put the remaining portion of the reviews.

[Crazy Tiger]

Messaggio originale di gamerhoofster:

@Crazy Tiger

But developers do have an issue with negative reviews. When people see those negative reviews they think twice before buying. Developers would rather have no review's so they can suck people into buying them. Also your telling me I need to start talking like a 5 year old so my reviews can be shorter? That is what I am talking about, I don't want to shorten a review to meet a limitation. I might as well say "game good buy" or "game sucks no buy". How I write my reviews is what makes my reviews different from other reviews. Copying the same style as other reviews is boring & less interesting. And I also notice I can't spell or type but what does that matter, its how I type & I will never change that.

Developers may have an issue with negative reviews, though more often than not it's users who have issues with negative reviews for their favorite games.
Besides, developers have no say about reviews on Steam.

I'm not saying you should write like a 5 year old, I'm only saying that you can write shorter reviews without losing the detail and essence that you wish to display. You're reviews are by no means bad. I didn't even notice spelling or typing errors. I'm not native English, I'm sometimes unsure about my own writing skills.

BUT if you look at the post from cinedine, you'll see that the character limit is a lot higher, but that there is an issue (bug?). Post part of the review and then update your review, that should get you further.
8000 characters surely has to be enough, right? ;)

[Joker]

When I read a review, I'd really rather not see a giant wall of text that requires scrolling to read through. I just want a general idea of if the game is worth buying or not. You don't need to explain the entire game in detail in a review.