I think the review and the score are fair. The review points out critical flaws which can be game-breaking and frustrating for most people. So, for the people who care about gameplay and quality it deserves a 2 or 3, for people who can tolerate its flaws it's a 6-7, and the final score (4.5) is fair considering both audiences.

I actually prefer reviews like this which point out strengths and flaws equally, so people with different opinions know whether they are going to get the game or not, and have a clear image of what they are going to get before they actually pay for the game.

Thanks for the review, Kevin VanOrd.

You know what? The main reason behind asking money for an event (like BlizzCon or even a simple art gallery by a newbie) is NOT to cover the expenses. The money won't be enough to cover the expenses. It's because only a limited number of people will be able to attend that event. If the event is for free, waves of bystanders and people who don't really care about the event (they are just curios to know what's going on, or after some cheap fun) will attend that event and strip that opportunity of the people who really know what that events is for and care about it. But when you ask for money, you actually create an opportunity for the people who know what's going on. Only the people who really care and are aware of the event's worth will attend the event and the trolls, bystanders, curious people and ignorant ones will be left out. So, the Banzai Drop Zone water Slide is tempting, but I think I'll pass. Leave it for the bystanders. I'm more interested in BlizzCon.