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But that still doesn't explicitly state anyone is denouncing anyone else. People will often vocalise a disdain for a product without denouncing other people who
by laumars 7y ago
But that still doesn't explicitly state anyone is denouncing anyone else. People will often vocalise a disdain for a product without denouncing other people who use said product.
- Kiro 7y agoOk, maybe you're right but I read "how much hate and disdain I feel" as if he was getting denounced. Could be wrong of course and then my comment was unfound. With that said, I also don't understand how you can hate a game just because you don't like the genre.
- laumars 7y agoIt very easy to strongly dislike a game. In fact I've even felt angry if I'm playing a game which doesn't feel fair. Most games are designed to stimulate an emotive response because if they didn't then most people might find them rather dull. Unfortunately sometimes that response can be negative (how many times have you read about people throwing their controllers across the room in rage?). The key is identifying negative responses and stopping. If a particularly game is known for annoying me then I'd of course stop playing it and describe it as something I legitimately hate. That strikes me as an appropriate use of the term "hate".