NONE, NONE OF YOU are better than the people you viciously mock. You mock them because they don't have original thoughts, because they dare to agree with popular opinion. Like how a conspiracy theorist calls a disagreer a sheep. That if they do agree with the popular opinion, they haven't formed their own opinion, which is objectively superior to the popular opinion, yet it never crosses their minds that they did, and it's mostly agreeing with the popular opinion. That if they dislike it, they're not allowed to criticise it, that if they criticise it, they obviously must not like it and not enjoy it at all. Well I'll tell you this: the most passionate people about things are also the most critical about them. Nobody wants to see something good go bad. But no, you'd rather there be no criticism at all. You see people criticising Fallout 4, mock them for going "tis a good game but not a good fallout game", as if you missed the part where they said that FO4 was a good game. Did you miss that part? I didn't. Maybe that's why they play it, maybe that's why they criticise it, because they believe that the developers can do better. A teacher doesn't stop pushing a student just because they're good enough. A teacher wants them to improve, so that their capabilities are ever-evolving. Maybe, instead of locking yourselves away in your own echo chambers and mock the other echo chambers, who, by the way, aren't mocking you back because to do so there would be an instant suspension or ban because it's vile behavior, you could I don't know, add your own voices to theirs, unless of course you're scared of losing imaginary internet points. Mockery of people you disagree with and don't like is a form of bullying. If you disagree with that, congratulations, you'd be wrong because, YES, that is classed as bullying in today's world because it is bullying. You wouldn't be able to stand getting mercilessly mocked by someone you didn't like. And to say 'they deserve it'? How vile. You know that excuse puts you in with the vilest criminals and people, right?