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Originally Posted by Shiplord
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Originally Posted by Boris
What the hell did people expect?
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A functioning and complete game as it was described by the manufacturer. If that is supplied to me, I am pleasant to pay more than 50$ for it, but if not, then even 10$ are not worth for me. It cannot simply concern that today it is the task of the customers and modders to finish a game and make it playable it in such a way like it was the task of the manufacturer. If this is the trend, then I am no longer willing to support this with purchasing such a product. |
Of course it will be functional, they always are.
The biggest issue is complete. How complete? You mean error free? As far as PC gaming is concerned, that is something that doesn't happen. It is the nature of the beast.
Plus you got millions of people using computers that know relatively nothing about them and on top of that you have a wide variety of computers of which many can't handle the load that they want to use it for. And on top of that you have millions of computers that get screwed up every day by the people that use them.
OK, OK, but what about the rest of us? Well, I think there's still a ways to go b4 we get to a point in history where PC games are consistently troublefree. So for now, unless you want gaming companies to spend twice the amount of money and time to develop and charge us twice the normal amount to purchase games, then you're going to have to deal with what you got, more or less.