I've stopped trusting reviews when Elden Ring's DLC got review bombed as the worst thing Fromsoft ever released.
Titanman or not, I somewhat agree. The more the argument leans into identity politics, the more the devs might be inclined to err on the side of those who don't even play the game.
Yeah, real world culture and politics should be kept out of game feedback.
New year, new dumb buzz words.
Everyone that pays to play this game is entitled to their opinion, even if you don't like it, even if you don't agree. Everyone should share how they feel, there is no guarantee any of our feedback (valid or not) will be taken into consideration. But the best way to make a splash is to encourage more public facing entities to discuss their hypes or gripes. Publicity is the only way to be noticed by the idiots in charge who care more about finding ways to use AI to cut corners than releasing a quality item. (I'm referring to SE's overall interest and goals, this isn't a claim that DT was written by AI.)
Probably not gonna happen here without active mod intervention to keep people in line and on track. Especially on topics specifically around Wuk's voice actress.
People should honestly take reviews with a grain of salt because of this kind of thing. It's also a good idea for people to learn who's tastes align with their own and trust those people. One of my favorite games of the year is Rise of the Ronin. That game got some mediocre reviews, but because I love anything Team Ninja does, I knew going into it I would probably like it anyway. Whenever Team Ninja releases a new game I check to see if this one Japanese streamer has been playing it for 100+ hours. I don't know Japanese, but I love to watch the guy because he lives for putting 500+ hours into TN games. I saw he'd been playing Rise of the Ronin nonstop and that was all I needed to know to know I would enjoy the game.