(Warning: explicit language in the video link) I saw this video about video game reviews. Simplistically, it explains that people who like bad things and hate good things, are not useless as reviewers. The usefulness of their reviewing is the consistency of their opinions. If they consistently like bad things, and consistently hate good things, then they become very useful to look at and do the opposite. See what they say and do, and look for the opposite. If they say it's really bad, then it's probably really good. And vice versa. I had this experience myself. I went to a website, a subreddit for romhacks. I noticed that the commenters would not even play the games they reviewed, and hated on people's work that was put out for free. They would call things "edgy" that I thought looked cool. So I played a romhack game that they hated, and the game turned out to be one of the best romhacks I've ever played. I experienced this effect for myself, of using consist...
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