Đai Na Mai N.
The whole site is full of absurd takes…
The whole site is full of absurd takes to generate outrage for a few clicks, an insult to journalism.
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Đai Na Mai N.
The whole site is full of absurd takes to generate outrage for a few clicks, an insult to journalism.
Lariandark
Woud be 0 if it was possible . Clickbait and 1100 different tracking coockies with no reject all options. Basicly meant to force you to acsept coockies you want it or not. Content is garbage and isn't what's advertised in the tittle.
Ash
This seems to be one of the only game sites that requires you to disable Adblock without even offering an option to go ahead without it. Even when you click the option ‘show how’, it doesn’t bring up anything. These days most people have an ad blocker, either built in to their devices or otherwise, so I have no idea why someone would go to the effort of actually disabling it, rather than spend 3 seconds hitting the back button and going to the next site that doesn’t require that and getting the exact same information.
Rykeral
Terrible writing, click bait, ads galore and terrible takes from “Game Journalists”. They actively have view points or wants in upcoming titles that go against the community, expecially those games that have large, seasoned fan bases. “Change the game for us new guys so we can have it easier since we don’t actually play games.”
Rob W.
Just tons of misinformation, clearly low research articles for the purpose of ad revenue, terrible.
Consumer
Don’t think I should have to make an account to read an article. I want my privacy, and is extremely annoying. Pain in the butt to have to sign in every time I want to read an article.
JB
Required me disabling my standard pop up blocker to gain access to the site. Ads are everywhere. Then after looking at 3 or 4 "articles" it required creating an account to continue. Why do sites with "articles" created by copying a reddit thread need accounts when they are ad driven?!
Turts
Trash nonsensical text everytime, nothing else to say.