Comment sections and forums have ignited once again due to another occurrance of a negative opinion towards something widely favorable. This sort of fanboy frenzy happened recently with BioShock, and makes for entertaining reading, but certain people can jeopardize their professional credibility by taking up arms and joining the fight. Xbox360Rally has the scoop on the latest episode.
Seems the controversial Destructoid has posted a largely negative preview of Mass Effect’s facial animation and voice acting. Cue torches and pitchforks. But someone should have stayed home and not joined the mob: Matt Keil from G4, who has unprofessionally rebutted against Destructoid and tells flat-out that their preview is wrong.
Noted journalists bruise their credibility (and possibly risk their jobs) by violating the basic journalism rule of criticizing the opinions of others. Anyone could post some special editorial on how Bioware has flushed their reputation as RPG innovators and generally let the entire project collapse into a foul post-White Castle bowel movement. That’s still an opinion. Don’t like it? Voice your disapproval by all means, but “right” and “wrong” don’t apply.
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