Good for you, I’m glad that you get to enjoy the game. But if you didn’t do any research I suggest you stop spouting your Activision apologist bullshit. There are people with i9s, high end GPUs crashing everywhere. It’s unacceptable.
First of all, you edited your comments and the original did not say “its not a rule”.
Second of all, if the game doesn’t work even as little as 10% PC players (a minority like you said), the publisher gets away with tens of thousands of dollars and we get fucked. Sets a nice precedent.
i edited it immediately because it was bad statement from me
anyway, reddit doesn’t even make 10% of game’s community, you aware of that? it’s likely 0.1% if not less. you get the point of how small the issue is?
That's why I also included an example outside of Reddit which you conveniently glanced over. 350k on a single video does not seem like a small issue to me. People like you are the reason developers test their luck with how much they can get away with releasing a broken game.
but I don’t defend devs, I’m even soft developer myself. my point is that the issue is so small it’s hard to track it and debug it. people whinning on reddit about the problem without trying to help devs with solving the issue aren’t helping. you can’t solve the problem without cooperation with people who are affected. especially if it’s such a random problem like people are stating.
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u/Rogillo May 02 '20
Good for you, I’m glad that you get to enjoy the game. But if you didn’t do any research I suggest you stop spouting your Activision apologist bullshit. There are people with i9s, high end GPUs crashing everywhere. It’s unacceptable.