Poll: do gamers search for things to hate?
- Thread starter Seydaman
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I've rarely met any gamers who actually hate anything. Being *critical of* something isn't the same thing as *hating* it--in fact, it usually means that you love something and are extremely interested in it when you take the effort to be critical at all.
We don't search for things to hate, things to hate come to us, like lack of grammar or spelling, or even adequate poll titles.
Absolutely. Gamers search for things to hate because gaming fails to fill to void in their life that could be filled by a perfect game. Since perfection is a perceptive idea, nothing is ever viewed as perfect because all the imperfect things before have left the gamer as a cynical and untrusting little bugger who sees their own ideas as the way forward but once (lit: if) they become reality, they realise they are part of a minority who swiftly deny all involvement with the aforementioned garbage I just sprouted.
In short, yes they do.
In short, yes they do.
I don't think being a gamer has anything to do with searching for things to hate. Some gamers will do this, but it won't be because they're gamers.
The real issue isn't the haters. It's the fanboys who throw a fit everytime somebody hates something they love.
Very fascist, those fanboys.
Very fascist, those fanboys.
I think people search for things to hate in everything, not just games. But in games, the reason they search is because they can't see the things that they like about a game.
