Wisdom on How You Can't Trust Any Reviews Anymore

Hey, it's me, like 3 months in the future. Yeah, I still haven't finished Dragon Age.  It kinda slowed down after a while.  I’m close to finishing, but it hit that "this is becoming a chore to play" point in the game.  But, I’m basically in the end game now. I must say, the rating I would give is a solid 7. But even so, I still think the hate was so overblown.  The non-binary character, just as I suspected, is a complete side note.  Like one, she doesn't talk about being non-binary that often.  Two, her becoming non-binary is a literal part of her character growth and arc and has to do with her mother drama.  Three, it literally isn't that big of a deal.  The internet is cringe, and I am completely valid in everything I say about how you shouldn't trust any review you see.I'd say the best thing to do is to just look at previews/trailers, see if you like it/are curious, and then take the leap of faith and just go get it and hope for the best.  Because reviews really tell you nothing about whether a piece of media is good or not.For a physical product like some Amazon purchase or something...if you are really worried, look at YouTube videos and again see if you are interested and curious, then take the leap of faith.  The video is just to see it in action.  Not too fully put all the weight on that person’s review.