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@CT Phipps, you're confusing fun with good.
Something can be bad and still be fun, but that will not make it a good product.
For example the Sharknado series of movies are bad movies, really there is no doubt they are bad, bad dialogues, bad effects, bad story, etc. But that series of movies seems to be popular because I guess there are enough people out there who have fun watching them.
Same with a ride in a theme park. You can have a ride being closed down because it was badly made and is unsafe, but some people will still say they had fun riding it and are sad it got closed down. The ride is bad, but it is fun.
Another different example. You buy some cheap and bad wine, it is bad, almost taste like vinegar. But it still got you drunk and so you thought it was fun.
And yet another. You buy a car with square tires, without seats, that only goes backwards. It is a bad car, but you still have fun driving it.
The examples are endless.
Product = Bad, but, Product = Fun. A product can be both, fun and bad or good and boring.
Now anyone can say that if the product is fun than it counts as good, but that is a totally different kind of good. That doesn't make the product good in it's own category (a good car, a good movie, a good ride, a good wine, etc), it makes it a good product for your fun.
I am all about people having fun with the products they buy, I am not so shallow as to say "I don't like this game, no one should like it!". But I can also see when a product is good or bad regardless of if it is fun or not.
