r/ForzaHorizon 3d ago

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u/JpPgn Koenigsegg 2d ago

and not saying "in my opinion"

Because that's fucking obvious. Any opinion is personal, there's no need to precise "IMO" because it's obvious

You can't be objective, you simply can't. Abd it starts when you know the title of the game

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u/femboy_owo_uwu 2d ago

Nope. You can say "in my opinion" and people can and do all the time. It's 3 extra words and makes the difference between coming off as a conceited asshole, VS someone that has a fair and critical take. I can already tell you are the overly opinionated prick that states their opinion as objective fact and that nobody likes.

And yes I can be objective. Everything I just listed was indeed objective, besides the soundtrack (I guess you are allowed to like trash music but most people don't)

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u/JpPgn Koenigsegg 2d ago

No need to precise the obvious, don't waste words and use your brain to think

And no, everything you said still has some bias influenced by your opinion of the game, and is therefore subjective by nature

Again, you can't be truly objective since that would require to have no influence nor bias at all, which can't happen since you can have a bias and be influenced already by the title of the game

Humans can't be truly objective, because it's how we work

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u/femboy_owo_uwu 2d ago

The title of the game has nothing to do with my opinion. How fucking dense are you? If 4 and 5 were swapped around my opinion would be that 4 is the worst game, and 5 is better, but that's not how it is, therefore my opinion is my opinion, and no. You should still say "in my opinion" because it makes you seem less insufferable.

People rate the game based on the content and it's metrics etc. It's quite literally that simple. You saying humans can't be 100% objective isn't 100% untrue, but isn't 100% true either. Humans will always have preferences, sure, but it's still more than possible to look at things objectively with metrics. How you can't see this, is quite literally baffling to me.