Julius-Seizure said:
Either way, FROM gets money. And we may or may not get a patch. Probably not, but I don't really care, I'm having fun with it.
Kudos to you, then. Normally, that might be sarcasm. But all things considered, it's a plus to see people enjoying a product.
Nurb said:
People pay money, and they deserve a product of reasonable quality for the money they pay.
These "issues" were well known before the game ever came out. You guys all have the option to not purchase something if you find it to be of poor quality. But the PC community demanded this game, and they got it. Now they're complaining that the game is substandard, despite there being no actual standard.
Maybe next time specify instead of "please make this game on PC," you mean "please make this game using these exact parameters." The PC community has done nothing but complain since the announcement that they would get what they asked for.
FeloniousMonk said:
Yeah bro, them PC gamers and their standards, so entitled for making sure the product they're thinking of spending their own money on conforms to their taste, it's sickening. They even have the gall to provide feedback to the developer.
Sweet strawman, bro.
VladG said:
No, you're right, It's 100% ok to charge people the same money for a COMPLETELY INFERIOR experience.
Same as what? Inferior to what? There are PC titles with "bad" framerates and resolutons all over. Many at full price. So it's not inferior to PC gaming in general, which has no fixed standard. It's not inferior to the original game (well, unless you count using a keyboard as a navigation tool)
We're such entitled shits for demanding the same quality for our money that PS3 users get.
I'm confused. You want a game where the framerate drops to 10FPS and has a resolution of roughly 720P?
You got it. So where the hell's the problem?
Or, by saying "the same quality" do you mean "better quality?" Because...What you got IS the same quality. With some bonuses, I'll add.
How dare we to actually expect not to get shafted on our own dime!!
While we're knocking down strawman, allow me to say: Yeah, how dare we expect people to actually be informed consumers!
Oh, company is inexperienced? Well that fucking excuses everything. Think I'll go start a construction firm and when buildings collapse and kill dozens of people I can just say I lacked experience, and it will be 100% all right after all.
This analogy might work if people begged you to build said building. As it is, I hope I never get fixated on a hobby so much that a "bad" port is as serious as a collapsing building.
And the risks, oh god. So many people wanted the game to be released on the PC, not to actually BUY and PLAY it, heaven forbid. No, it was all a BIG practical joke to make the poor developers spend time away from their sick grandmas.
Yes, because as we all know, what is said on the internet is a legally binding oath, and people never break that binding oath. (cue images of MW3, ME3, and every other AAA game in the last five years being played by boycotters). And, of course, no company has ever been let down by sales that don't match the demand of an online petition.
Take it from me. I'm a rocket scientist/martial artist/neurosurgeon/rock star, and I vowed to buy ten copies! I mean, if you're going to deride me for thinking people (rather demonstrably) can't be taken for their word, you must believe me, right?
Serves all the sods who bought an unplayable mess right for being such assholes.
LOL. This game is not unplayable. Stop over-dramatising things just because you personally don't like how they turned out.
Also, as all these problems were known before, why the hell did these so-called "assholes" buy the game, anyway? Seriously, this puzzles me. If the framerate and resolution are such serious issues, why weren't people informed enough to go "wow, low frame rate and resolution, this game's going to be an unplayable mess?"
And if they were informed enough, why did they buy it anyway?