...Are you seriously saying that complaining about Predators turning invisible is a valid complaint? He's saying that if you discount the people who don't know what they're talking about, you get a better idea of how the game actually is. It's less like the exam and more like, say, one of those talent shows that have invaded the TV - If two voice coaches and a writer for Heat are judging, is it fair that a fantastic singer doesn't get unanimous approval because the writer thinks they're too fat?uppitycracker said:If people think there are fundamental problems with the gameplay, such as those things you mentioned, then it's an accurate review. Problems somebody else had with the game. To discount those reviews is just ridiculous. As someone else said, it's like taking a math exam, and saying "Well I passed, if you don't count the answers I got wrong."Chipperz said:To be frank, if these are the reviews I'm thinking of, they complained that the Predator relied too much on stealth and the Alien was too fast.uppitycracker said:ya don't say....If you discount those poor reviews AvP is averaging high for us.
that's probably the dumbest statement i've ever read.
If these reviewers think that makes a game about fast Aliens fighting stealthy Predators BAD, then they probably need complaining about, especially if they're making a significant dent in review averages.
Because I'm sure this example is going to get jumped on, I don't think AvP was perfect and deserves unanimous 100% perfect ratings, but I do think that complaining because the different races play the way they're meant to is pretty much proof these people didn't know what they were talking about.