@reydhr_01@yvo_mak@AncientArgonaut@LoganJPlant@IGN IGN employs writers to review games for them like any other publication. Reviews are obviously subjective in nature, if that needs to be signposted for you it might be a comprehension issue. You need IGN to put the writers name in larger font for you to understand how this works?
@reydhr_01@yvo_mak@AncientArgonaut@LoganJPlant@IGN So you’re saying the aggregators need to source the author’s of the reviews better? Sounds like a metacritic problem, not an IGN problem. If you read or watch any review from IGN is clearly lists the reviewer.
@reydhr_01@yvo_mak@AncientArgonaut@LoganJPlant@IGN Maybe I’m misunderstanding, but aren’t all IGN reviews already labeled by the specific reviewer? How do you put someone’s subjective thoughts on a relative scale? Should everyone at IGN get to vote on a final review score? Does that mean everyone at ign needs to complete the game