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<blockquote data-quote="Li Shenron" data-source="post: 8641489" data-attributes="member: 1465">Same feelings here. I do generally look at stars averages to get a first feeling between competing products (like if I want to buy a coffee machine and there are 50 of them, I focus on the 7-8 with best average), but that's not applicable to RPG! For a RPG book it's a matter of &quot;do I want it or not&quot; and not of &quot;do I buy X or Y or Z&quot;.Besides the first feeling, full reviews are what I am really interested in.Each product type has its own reviews phenomenons you become aware of. For example MOVIES get a lot of extreme votes that are usually unwarranted by the movie itself but the result of something else, such as someone expecting a serious movie and finding a comedy and viceversa. When you read actual reviews you find out that many people haven't even watched the movie but gave it a very low grade because they quit watching after 10 minutes...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Li Shenron, post: 8641489, member: 1465"] Same feelings here. I do generally look at stars averages to get a first feeling between competing products (like if I want to buy a coffee machine and there are 50 of them, I focus on the 7-8 with best average), but that's not applicable to RPG! For a RPG book it's a matter of "do I want it or not" and not of "do I buy X or Y or Z". Besides the first feeling, full reviews are what I am really interested in. Each product type has its own reviews phenomenons you become aware of. For example MOVIES get a lot of extreme votes that are usually unwarranted by the movie itself but the result of something else, such as someone expecting a serious movie and finding a comedy and viceversa. When you read actual reviews you find out that many people haven't even watched the movie but gave it a very low grade because they quit watching after 10 minutes... [/QUOTE]

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