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Reviews in any medium are entertainment whether it’s film, music, games, hardware, food. Ultimately it’s someone’s subjective opinion on something. If you actua
by maccard 1y ago
Reviews in any medium are entertainment whether it’s film, music, games, hardware, food. Ultimately it’s someone’s subjective opinion on something. If you actually want to be happy with your choices your best bet is to find a reviewer with the same tastes and preferences as you and follow their train of thought. If you hate horror movies, you’re not going to enjoy “bring her back” no matter what the critics say.
- qiine 1y agoand thats why "influencers" are big
- darkwater 1y agoEasy way to outsource your thinking. Next step in this epopee will be/is already GenAI.
- KerrAvon 1y agoYou can’t do all of your “thinking” yourself. You’re not a lone, isolated subsistence farmer. People have been reviewing things for other people for centuries, and it’s been a valuable service.
- darkwater 1y agoYou are not wrong, but one thing is thinking about what others said and thought previously, generating maybe new ideas, or maybe not, but at least making them yours. Just parroting or blindly believe what others says, it's a tad different.
- worthless-trash 1y agoI can't relate to their behaviour, so even if they had the same taste i would not want to be associated.
- qiine 1y agoyou might not have found the ones that like the same stuff has you just yet
- worthless-trash 1y agoYou know, thats true.. I wonder how much pain one has to endure before finding the right one.
- frollogaston 1y agoMost of the time, I don't think it's subjective, I just think the reviewer has a conflict of interest. Especially pre-release products.