PixlBit

That article was just hilarious, and true. This is my fav comment response
I never cared for votes ,never big into review things etc. but i think we came to point when people just act as spoiled brats when it comes to stuff. Also there seems a big rise of this Social (ok in this case music) Justice Warriors here complaining about those aforementioned brats.Combined those two groups are just putting off users from voting,interacting or plain posting here.

I suppose I ended up in the Social Justice Warrior Dept by complaining about brats, when I should have just shrugged it off and ignored it. I'll remember that next time.  

It doesn't matter what the game was. The twitch cammer was trying to get viewers and subscribbers to his fun channel. The mod is the one that went after me for just suggesting a similar type of game, which he ended up playing the next day and enjoying. The moderator was acting stupid and immature and was encouraging the room to attack me.  Honestly, how are you supposed to get viewers and subscribers when you go after them. I wasn't even disagreeing, just suggesting other games which the channel encourages. This sort of shit happens all the time now though. In forums and twitch, even on youtube comments. I've actually given games a chance because people disagree with me. How are you supposed to find new interesting games out of your comfort zone if everyone just always likes the same thing? 

I honestly just hate all gamers, with exception of the few acquintances I've met online, like on Pixlbit, but that's mostly due to respectful dialogue and communication. Our interesting little community has swelled into an uncontrllable trash mob of retards. 

It especially irks me when it comes to treatment for Nintendo. They always put out solid software at launch on 3DS and WiiU, except for services related to online which isn't really their bread and butter, but they are a hardware and software company. When a huge AAA studio puts out a shitty game at launch most of the flack comes from consumers who have to suffer through a broken product. It would be wiser to advice consumers to buy a game that 'works' and wait for the broken game to be 'fixed'. I was listening to a podcaster who said the new COD was broken and had tons of bugs in it, but he couldn't return the game to the store, and went through a nightmare with customer service for a week. He got stuck with a bad game.

It wasn't even 'this game sucks', it was more like this game is great and you 'might like this other thing too, try it' that set everyone off. That's the wtf part.

I dont think backloggery is a bad site. I was actually using a basic spreadsheet. Using a methodical way of getting through something that is supposed to be fun is a good way to turn it into a chore. I'm still using the list, but I'm not going to prioritize it the way I was before, and I'm certainly not goint to try and complete something I obviously loathe. I have no idea what reviews were for certain games that I enjoyed this year, so I pretty much follow the same logic that you use when purchasing games. I'm interested in checking out the games you listed too. 

I do find value in a thorough analysis of any game, but I find them just as enjoyable and valuable after I've played a game as well. I've turned to twitch and youtube for suggested purchases. I get the immaturity part, but I also enjoy having a discussion every now and then. Just so damned toxic sometimes. 

I agree with you about seeking out opinions, but the Steam comments are wierd sometimes like 500 hours of gameplay, but then downvote and call a game garbage? I can understand in cases for open world alphas being endless but then no promised content added. Them comments can be deceiving sometimes. 

That shampoo commercial hair is glourious though. I don't care so much that it's subscription based, as payed MMOs go, this is a very good one and the company is doing a good job of adding more content to it, unlike Guild Wars 2, an excellent F2P game with lackluster content. I just want a return to fantasy, and the visuals style looks great in the game. I wouldn't mind a shift to console with fantasy theme every now and then, like they did with 9.

On Steam, sometimes games are launched as Alphas or Betas and bad reviews due to bugs stick with the game after launch so tend to be careful with comment reviews. I also don't understand how someone can play 300 hours of a game and say they hate it? WTF? This happens on Steam too.