
Originally Posted by
Raven2014
I don't know about cope, but if the trend of your posting is of any indication, I think what you need is a dose of critical thinking.
- There is a lot of people complaining about the msq on this forum.
- You need to have an active account to post on the forum.
That should be enough to tell you that your metrics is not reliable to support the narrative you're trying to push. I highly recommend you register for a statistic class at a local community college, that class will teach you the difference between causation and correlation.
If you ask me do I think this is the worst msq ever? My answer is yes.
If you ask me am I currently enjoying the game? My answer is yes.
And if that sounds weird to you, then I have a revelation to make: most normal people think and act on a spectrum. I know that may come as a complete shocker to someone who grew up in the brainrot social media era. You may think it's normal for people to only think and on the extremes ... but trust me, that's not the case. Most people who left a negative reviews isn't making a statement "this game is suxxor and a waste of time, and I'll NEVER PLAY IT AGAIN" but more like "hey, this area of the game isn't good, do better next time".
If I go to a restaurant and unhappy with a certain dishes, maybe I'll talk to the manager, maybe I'll leave a 3* review instead of a 5. That doesn't mean I don't want to come back to that restaurant, rather I want to improve my chance of having a better experience the next time I visit.
If I buy a car and something not working as advertised, I talk to the dealer, I file a warranty claim to get it fixed. Unless it's a safety issue I mostly still gonna drive it, I ain't gonna dump the car in the junk yard just because it doesn't meet my expectation 100%.
So yeah, try to learn how to think on a spectrum, it's a skill that's worth cultivating.