LogFAQs > #952430550

g0ldie posted...

you can have a good game, and have little to no issue with it, but still feel like it's worth a 7, 8, 9, or whatever; something like a 10, for an individual, might be reserved for something they view as a masterpiece, even if it potentially has flaws. that's why all of that stuff is relative and shouldn't be taken to heart. what's most important is how they justify their scores...if you care about professional reviews, I mean.

anyway, GoT is definitely a good game, but as you go on, there are some notable flaws, IMO, most of which are related to its open-world structure.

the stealth is also bad, due to the enemy's AI.

I played about 10-15 hours before I stopped, but I'll give it another try (from the beginning) since it has been so long.

Those are fair points

I blame reviewers mostly for handing out 10/10s like they were candy lately. I prefer 5/5 ratings because you can put GoT and TLOU2 both in the 5/5 scale and it doesn't necessarily mean it's one of the greatest games ever made like 10/10s like to say nowadays, just that they're both in the running for them despite their flaws

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It's a glorified filter but DAMN if it doesn't feel like a proper movie at times

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