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<blockquote data-quote="Mustrum_Ridcully" data-source="post: 4855578" data-attributes="member: 710">I think there is a difference between negativism and constructive criticism.I think there is little point in discussing a game you do not like. You can be more productive discussing a game you do like and help to make it even better for you or others. You can't really critique something constructively you don't like at all. You have to tear it apart. You can go the other way - you start with a game you like, and then add elements from a game that itself you dislike, but that has some elements you find attractive. But if there are just certain elements of an edition you don't like, that can be discussion worthy. There is a hope that you or someone else finds a way to &quot;fix&quot; it, or maybe someone can even help you understand the element better and maybe you grow to like it after all, once seen in a different context or different focus.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mustrum_Ridcully, post: 4855578, member: 710"] I think there is a difference between negativism and constructive criticism. I think there is little point in discussing a game you do not like. You can be more productive discussing a game you do like and help to make it even better for you or others. You can't really critique something constructively you don't like at all. You have to tear it apart. You can go the other way - you start with a game you like, and then add elements from a game that itself you dislike, but that has some elements you find attractive. But if there are just certain elements of an edition you don't like, that can be discussion worthy. There is a hope that you or someone else finds a way to "fix" it, or maybe someone can even help you understand the element better and maybe you grow to like it after all, once seen in a different context or different focus. [/QUOTE]

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