Gleym wrote...
Just pointing out here, Wise Men, over 90% of the vocal consumer base (this includes both those who praise and dislike on the forums) were disappointed by the ending. Now considering that most marketing projections list the number of people who are vocal about a product as being 4% of those who actually speak out, with the remaining number of that not saying anything but sharing the feelings of those people.. 90% of that 4% hated the ending, meaning that only 10% of the remaining 'silent 96%' (i.e. the ones that didn't say anything) actually liked it, making THEM the 'few' in this situation. Long story short; It's not 'a few' or 'a group'. It's a painfully large majority.
Thanks for the response. I appreciate your tone and maturity. However, 90 percent of the 4 percent of the total consumer base is not the majority of the total consumer base. It is only the majority of the 4 percent.
Even if 100 percent of the 4 percent were unhappy with the ending, it would still be the minority of the total consumer base.
I could be wrong here, but I think you are confusing "majority" of the vocal group with "majority" of the total consumer base. Just like with any product, most consumers who were happy move on. You never hear from them because they are content. In this case, most gamers who are happy with the ending are either too busy playing another run or have simply moved on to the next game. I have 5 friends who were very happy with their ending. They never posted on forums.