@newxerxes said:
@Nanomage said:
@newxerxes said:
@Nanomage said:
@newxerxes said:
Having 3x as many positive reviews is the very definition of being liked more than.
No,because by definition that concept isn´t comparative in nature.
A positive review is a like.
And it´s still not comparative to.
You just want to keep playing semantics because you dislike me and/or are upset that a multiplat is so much more liked than a pc exclusive.
DS 2 has more peak players, more players on average and 3 times the number of likes.
No, it's quite simple really, I played Halo 3 last gen, but I preferred Bad Company, yet less people played Bad Company, thus I liked Bad Company more even though Halo 3 is more popular. You can't use player count to say which game is more liked, it's senseless. Yes it gives an idea on what people enjoy or simply which game is more popular, but it doesn't give an objective view on which is more liked by the people who played both.
Going back to your earlier statement "You have to play the game before you can like or dislike it" , I am able to say I liked Bad Company more since I played both games. However, we can't say whether all those people who reviewed DS2 have played Divinity and vis versa, therefore we can't say which of those they liked more.
I understand you're not the sharpest tool in the shed, so I will ask you again to just sit and think on it, you'll get there eventually.
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