Poll Reveals Zero Trust in Games Journalists for Post-Launch Updates

Poll Reveals Zero Trust in Games Journalists for Post-Launch Updates - Memes on Aviaclip

A community poll conducted by Legendary Drops asked 28,198 voters which source they trust most when a poorly reviewed game claims to have been fixed. The results showed a clear preference for Steam reviews at 74%, followed by content creators at 21% and patch notes at 5%. Notably, games journalists received 0% of the vote. The post uses a meme featuring a character throwing a label marked 'Games journalists' into a trash can, accompanied by the caption 'Know your fucking place, trash,' to highlight the community's lack of confidence in professional gaming media.

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karim_7xNewcomerOct 5, 2026

Fun fact: that's true for all (mainstream) journalists

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danielavega98NewcomerOct 5, 2026

"journalist" You mean some guy, that's on payroll of a corporation, who's bosses and shareholders have deep investments in the companies that make some of those games and have strongly pushed dei and other left wing agenda? Now I'm not saying they tell those "journalists" what th

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saraahmadi82NewcomerOct 5, 2026

Dragon Age Veilguard was rated "Positive" on Steam in the months following its release. Assassin's Creed Shadow is at "Mostly Positive" for English reviews right now. I'm not sure we can trust Stream reviews either.

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bondarenko.katerynaNewcomerOct 5, 2026

Let's see, when I want to check out a game, I'll go to Metacritics and read the mid to low scores, see why people hate it. Sometimes there are good reasons like low fps or repetitive gameplay, other times there are stupid ones like no handholding or the characters aren't bisexual

valentina_15xNewcomerOct 5, 2026

Same as Mainstream Media for being bias and fake news.

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carlos_moralesNewcomerOct 5, 2026

never forget

lena_31xNewcomerOct 5, 2026

Game journalist is just random guy with access to internet. You can have your own blog or post it on those trashy websites with AI generated or unchecked articles. And you can write absolutely anything about anything and you are still a 'journalist' while real gaming community is

the_hugoNewcomerOct 5, 2026

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. "journalists" (all of them, not only video games) lost all credibility for a reason.

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realthandiNewcomerOct 5, 2026

Mostly surprised by the trust put into "content creators".

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jonasweber34NewcomerOct 5, 2026

Game journalist..... I immediately think of that guy that wasn't capable to play the fckng tutorial of cuphead.