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I'll shamelessly advertise my novel as well, then. It's an adventure at its core, the exploration of the world, and its many social and mythical interactions. The main character isn't the mighty warrior type as well (althogh, some of her future companions will be) and will get out of trouble by...

@Draculus-del-Viafat we're in stealth mode.

@Glorious_Milfhunter why not strive for better, easily achievable things? Like brewing a cup of good tea or whoring for @Maple-Leaf 's likes?

*honk honk*

I do like to compliment my diet with a smelly sock or two from time to time. Or was it french cheese? Oh well, they don't differ all that much.

Salted salt on a salt platter?

@Arielus

No! We never speak the name of the devil! The fallen angel ruling over the nether depths of Deep Fry and his many battered demons.

We have found Cheezus, brothers and sisters. May his crunchy crust deliver us into salvation.

Yeah, that was exactly my point. I.e. "both styles are hard when done properly, and shit when they're not". He just hand-waved the whole side of negative reviews by implying that they're "eAsY aNd NeGaTiVe". And I've said earlier, but I don't believe reviews (both negative AND positive) will...

Cheese is God

Well, if mommy loved you very much, she would've given you a second serving of her X chromosome. But alas, you'll never be special anymore. Be thankful for that :blobrofl:

I wouldn't. You're the one doing the eating since you brought up the cooking analogy yourself. And no — writing a destructive review that's cohesive, analytical, potentially useful for its audience, and hits all the painful spots of the author is not easy. If you think it is, you have never...

But what if they serve you the dish sprinkled with literal shit? And then claim it as an epitome of haute cuisine? And hey, writing an inspiring review isn't hard at all. Just be prepared to stain your nose brown a bit, that's all.

@GDLiZy then they're "popular" and not "good". "Good" is implying quality.