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I sort of offhandedly say in a lot of conversations (these past two days) that I don't know what number ratings of videogames are supposed to mean. Asking if a game is a 10 feels like a sort of category error. Because there are so many different questions you could be asking. >

I sort of offhandedly say in a lot of conversations (these past two days) that I don't know what number ratings of videogames are supposed to mean. Asking if a game is a 10 feels like a sort of category error. Because there are so many different questions you could be asking. >

HamletEJ

Posted 3 years, 11 months ago (Source)

I sort of offhandedly say in a lot of conversations (these past two days) that I don't know what number ratings of videogames are supposed to mean. Asking if a game is a 10 feels like a sort of category error. Because there are so many different questions you could be asking. >

Iksar

Posted 3 years, 11 months ago (Source)

@HamletEJ It works for me defined as a personal opinion score. How much did I like this game in comparison to other games? A single review (score or explanation) doesn’t mean much to me, but they do in aggregate. Sort of like Yelp reviews when I’m looking for a restaurant.

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I sort of offhandedly say in a lot of conversations (these past two days) that I don't know what number ratings of videogames are supposed to mean. Asking if a game is a 10 feels like a sort of category error. Because there are so many different questions you could be asking. &gt;

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I sort of offhandedly say in a lot of conversations (these past two days) that I don't know what number ratings of videogames are supposed to mean. Asking if a game is a 10 feels like a sort of category error. Because there are so many different questions you could be asking. >