Fair enough, it's more that I base my decisions about what to play on reviews because I only have time to commit to playing a couple of games a year. So I need to watch a review and think, "yep, that sounds like my cup of tea". I watched Jim Sterling's review of this and thought, "yeah that doesn't sound like much fun to me, either". So I can understand the skepticism from the public. I'll probably never know what I'm missing.
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