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I totally disagree, that's what the Companies that make shoddy games want you to believe but as someone else said, we will just agree to disagree :)
If and when I buy a brand new car, I expect to pay for it and get out of the dealership driving said vehicle, I don't want to have to call a cab aor hail the bus with the excuse that the car is not ready because they tires are on back order or they can't find the keys or the batteries have not gotten in yet... but we will call you when its ready, in the interim, thank you very much for your money.
The difference between what a car cost and what a game cost is HUGE but the principal of the situation is the same... you are paying for a finished and working product... I don't care whether my computer is different than the others or if I am not a PC guru, I don't want or need to be jumping thru hoops in order to play the game... let alone get annoyed by it.
According to the CEO of Ubisoft, 95% of us PC gamers are Pirates... so it is ok for them to make us pay 60 bucks for a shoddy and unfinished game? How's that Legal? well, it is legal because they have paid millions of dollars to someone to pass a law that says so.
I don't do Multiplayer, I only do shooters and Campaigns... why do I have to pay the same 60 bucks for half a game? and from that half a game, half is full of cut scenes or not working?
My friend bought Ghost Recon Future Soldier, even after I told him it was a bad port (more money than brains)... to this day (almost 3 month I think) and after patch 1.4, he still can't use his mouse on some gadgets, things like the UAV/Crawler that you need on some of the missions... how is that legal?
It used to be the norm that we would get a demo before a game came out, what happened to that norm? it went away because you can only imagine what would happen if they let us test that said game? nobody would get near any of them
Anyway, like I said before, PC gaming is not dead, its just different... in a bad way
There s a game by Black Foot Studios (Ground Branch)... I rather throw money at helping them make that game than to give 5 bucks for a Ubisoft game.