Do you think there's sort of a Pavlovs dog thing going on with games?

I've had games get great reviews that bored me to tears. I've had games get horrible reviews that I absolutely loved.

One of my favorite games of all time is Advent Rising. It got horrible reviews. Yes, it is majorly flawed, but I loved it

GKDAIR, buddy, man, dude, bro, seriously, Get a life.

I don't base my opinion on what the internet posts about something. A lot of people don't. We're not all mindless followers. Just because people don't agree with your opinion doesn't automatically make them mindless followers who've really never even tried whatever they're criticizing.

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Originally Posted by GameMaster600

I think GKDAIR just can't accept that no one agrees with him.

Repped. Friended.

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Originally Posted by KitsuneNight

actually im starting to think he just posts an angry rant and then sits back to watch what will happen
because other then the first ranty post and a second post in the middle fo the thread
he barley participates in his own threads

I seriously think he doesn't participate because people aren't agreeing with him. Instead of choosing to try and see things differently, gkdair just resets and makes a new thread about his stupid views in hopes that rewording it will somehow make people agree with his unpopular opinions.

Probably what goes through gkdair's head when he reads replies to his nerd anger threads is something like "they're disagreeing with me, it hurts me emo sensitive side"

http://cdn.buzznet.com/assets/users1...1584501036.jpg

Then he thinks "They probably just misunderstood what I'm saying, I'll just try again and change the words around to help them understand. They're all wrong they just don't know it yet."

And that's how gkdair threads start.

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Originally Posted by bultje112

probably his mom screaming up the stairs for him to get of that pc

fixed.

Countless media studies show that people indeed are mindless followers, and now thanks to "social media" are easier to manipulate than ever before. Also, everyone sells out at one point or another

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I think “sell out” is yelled by those who, when they were selling, didn’t have anything anyone wanted to buy. —PATTON OSWALT

It's all very human. If you want to feel morally superior find a more concrete cause to dig your teeth into. Games are second fiddle.