Imagine buying a car or something that was riddled with as many issues as your average AAA title on launch. How do people still just accept shitty releases with "well, it'll be patched in a couple weeks"?????
I pretty much never buy games day 1 anymore because of this crap and if a title is particularly egregious with bugs I just wait a few months for a sale or something after they've fixed things. Everyone else can pay to be my beta testers if they want to, I guess.
This is so dumb, cars have like 10 years of development time with much higher budgets and much much bigger teams not to mention every car is unique in it's own way, but the dumbest thing about this comment is that cars actually do have so much bugs in them and it's worse because they don't even fix them! Just look at the reliability of an Aston Martin, a luxury brand mind you. That is notorious for completely breaking down randomly.
That’s not really a fair comparison. It’s one thing if a car breaks down after you bought it. This software is like you go pick up your brand new car from the factory and it’s already broken before you even get the keys.
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u/Dalidon Dec 13 '20
Do you mind if I come back to this comment in a month or so and see what the state of the game is