@Darth_Aloysius @lazyathew What do you mean by that?

@bigcrusha @lazyathew Yeah that's very possible.

If they get put on the internet the people who don't wanna watch them won't. That is a very stupid reason to opt out of a story mode.

Interesting. I wonder if any of the guest characters are still in it. Or maybe we'll get a new one?

@pcps4dude I actually think SCII is much better then IV. Particularly when it comes to modes and things to do. So I am interested in this. (Still haven't tried V yet though)

@craigprime Just that and add online play. Which will be new to this series. That would be awesome.

@shaksnet You lost all trust in Gamespot because they didn't give it the score you expected, even though the game has not been released for you to play it yet?

@komuchen Well I didn't say it was likely. But even still, it's not exactly impossible. I never even said the kind of class. In a University class with 5 people it's certainly possible. And yes, they exist. Actually my brother was in classes of 3.

But anyway, back on topic, how do you know it works like that? And the fact that they give a lot of 7's and not as many scores below 5 does not mean that. Like I said, there are a lot of games they don't even review that would probably get those scores. Games that don't get advertised and such, with very low budgets.

@komuchen Average has nothing to do with quality, it applies to the frequency they get certain scores. If a class has an average grade of 90%, are you going to say the students who got 95% aren't smart? It just means it's a very smart class. And, according to Gamespot, I guess a lot of games are good. Not to mention there are a lot of low radar games they don't even review.

@komuchen No, it is. It is 2 points short of perfect. You can't get much higher then that. Even if their average is 7, that just means they like most of those games. And it really depends on the reviewer how exactly they grade it. But regardless, 8 is great.