Quote:
Originally Posted by michaelws
I find merit in both the complaints and the praises of the game, no matter how redundant. The redundancy shows numbers and or levels of passion on both sides of an issue.
|
Bingo. I'm sure many see this practice as being similar to signing a petition. Yes, it's been said once (or a thousand times) but we all want to feel like our vote has been counted.
Personally, if I were a game developer or publisher, I would pay more attention to a problem or opinion voiced multiple times, in many places, by many different people, than I would if it were posted just once. I wouldn't (want to?) see the multitudes behind that one post all nodding their heads in agreement, and I could easily convince myself that the absence of multiple posts indicates the opinion is only that of one or a few disgruntled whiners.
JD