See, people tend to conclude from that that it's better not to have high expectations, but surely the better response is to simply not kill yourself when a game you were excited about failed to live up to your expectations? I mean, the "low expectations" option isn't so much the opposite as "setting yourself up for disappointment" as it is moving the disappointment backwards in time, so that you experience the presumed disappointment sooner rather than later. Surely it's better to be able to deal with life's many disappointments in a mature, reasonable, proportional and constructive manner, rather than just resigning yourself to being perpetually disappointed.