[ SECRET POST #3139 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3139 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[elaminator]

+1.

And it might not even be that OP's friend finds their taste questionable (though that is certainly possible), but the explanation might not appeal to them. For instance, I know I'm shit at describing things, so my rec's probably don't exactly carry all that much weight. I HAVE rec'd things to my friends that they've come to love, but also as we get older and they have less time, they're more likely to not try the thing. (Which is fine, tbh.)

Also, that dog is adorable. I want to hug it.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I have that problem too, not knowing how to pimp a series. But in my case, I have this history of being let down by promising descriptions that are 10% truth and 90% exaggeration or lie. So I may at times understate the awesomeness of something without really meaning to.

[elaminator]

That's fair enough! Being honest is probably the best way to go about it so the person isn't incredibly disappointed and doubts your future recommendations, but no one wants to say, "Well, this game is really fucking good, just repetitive as fuck at times. And Christ, half the main story quests are awful and you'll be praying for them to finish. Other than that though, the game is fantastic."

A mixture of good and bad is best imo, because if you tell only nice things...that's not going to end well, and of course there's no reason for the person to check it out if you only mention the negatives.