Practitioners call on players not to make bad reviews of Steam games in order to be funny.

CTOnews.com July 28 news, game practitioner Ryan T.Brown recently issued a voice on Twitter, calling on Steam users not to make negative comments on the game for the sake of being funny.

Brown said that negative comments have a much greater impact on game reputation and sales than most people think, because players may mark these wacky comments as "helpful" because they find them interesting and push them to the front for more people to see.

Brown believes that such behavior may cause some excellent games to be inundated because of unfair reviews, while some poor-quality games attract a lot of attention because of their special reviews, which is detrimental to the development of the game industry. He called on players to be objective and impartial when evaluating the game, not to give negative comments at will, and to respect the efforts of the development team while avoiding affecting the normal display of the game.

As of CTOnews.com 's release, this tweet has received nearly 5000 likes, and many players have left messages in the comment area saying they support Brown's voice. But some netizens think that this phenomenon is "the problem of Steam, not the problem of players".