@fedor: you need to look up “irony” as well.

See I took the words at what was meant by the statement. Like when someone says “Go **** yourself”....perhaps at times true evil geniuses mean literally that but most times it just means “shut up” or “ get away”. Not literally having intercourse with yourself.

You’re the one that took the words at literal value and then used half of the meaning to “prove” your point of view.

See bc by your logic....again your half of the meaning...the same can be said about Days Gone...the original game in question. Where Days Gone is good...using your half of the meaning.

But then why the initial statement of sales then.

I love these little help sessions.

@fedor: have you ever heard of the word “semantics”.

“Se-man-tics”

Look it up.

@fedor: wow, instead of coming back with a counter point, you literally just went “no I’m right”, with no show of why or how.

Bravo.

Bravo indeed. I didn’t think it could get any worse with you.

@fedor: his exact words: “ sales don’t equal good game”

Keep trying, though. I need a hole dug.

@fedor: no bc you’re wrong. Bullshit your way through it all you want.

Sekiro sold well. His logic: sales don’t mean a game is good.

Sekiro like Days Gone must not be good since both have sold well.

That easy.

I don’t need your bullshit way through this so I plan on ignoring your reply.

Dur, sorry, it scored bad....it’s shit....dur.

Good on you for actually playing and making up your own mind, really though.

@fedor: yes....it does.

Hermits.

The only group to take a sarcastic pride shot, either not get it or or are too pompous, and turn it into a badge of honor.

It’s like the lame person getting made fun of handbook move #1.

@howmakewood: sales equal money and interest in the PS4.

Sony doesn’t give a shit whether or not you think it’s bad.

But your logic means Sekiro is shit too.

@blackhairedhero: how are they in danger when it’s selling well despite shit reviews?

It’s the best game reviewers got wrong.