crepesack said:
Also I'm not really sure why people are saying activision "cares" for its customers. Does a caring company completely ignore its core fanbase when they request some glitch to be patched? Does a caring company simply piss on any improvements in their older games by releasing a new one before the old one was even fully polished?
You obviously don't understand programing, fixing an issue can take a lot of work and time and most people do want a new better game then just having the old one constantly fixed up. Activision cares for it's customers who exercise their speech by spending their money in a way that lets them know what they want. Millions of people buy the new Call of Duty you know what that means? Millions of people
want the new Call of Duty.
It's not even a matter of fixing an issue. It's a 1-2 hour job a week on each platform to ban the accounts that hack and still play the game has so few players. AND YES I should complain because if I don't then Activision wouldn't know that they had unhappy customers. Your logic to not complain and move on because there are so many people that buy their shit is flawed. This reason alone makes it a valid point to complain.
Someone mentioned that they're keeping their fan base happy by releasing a new title annually. This is the exact naivete I'm directing my argument at. We shouldn't settle for more when the old stuff isn't up to snuff. Additionally I was referring to kids LITERALLY. It's no doubt that the key demographic for call of duty's seasonal return is the ages 12-15. Not the age group the game is "rated" for.
Why should we have to wait for the old stuff to be fixed when the new stuff is better in the first place?
It's not even a matter of fixing. It's a matter maintaining as mentioned before.
On top of that. My analogies DO hold true. Mountain dew doesn't get rid of its old recipe because it comes out with a new flavor. McDonalds doesn't get rid of the big mac because of a new double quarter pounder or some other slop that comes out.
Lets see, Pitch Black 2, Gamer Fuel, Typhoon, Distortion just to name a few. Burger King removed the Loaded Steakhouse Burger, and the Cheesy Tots. Companies discontinue products, it's how life works.
Yes but companies don't discontinue products that are SUCCESSFUL.
Games should be replayable. I don't want to settle for less.
Every game is replayable, in fact I have never played a game that is not replayable