It's not that simple for everyone of us.
While this isn't "where are bugs" jRPG, I don't think CDpr will allow the game to be skyrimesque bug-o-rama.I'm surprised at how many of you seem to be willing to play right as the game is released. The biggest annoyance for me in playing just-released games is running into bugs that prevent you from progressing, and many games have such bugs when they are first released — especially RPGs. Or bugs that delete saved games, or bugs that, when fixed, require starting a new game, and the list goes on and on.
This is hilarious. They said fuck you to Europe that was their biggest fan since TW1 and went for US market.
I'm surprised at how many of you seem to be willing to play right as the game is released. The biggest annoyance for me in playing just-released games is running into bugs that prevent you from progressing, and many games have such bugs when they are first released — especially RPGs. Or bugs that delete saved games, or bugs that, when fixed, require starting a new game, and the list goes on and on.
Yes, the last few years in the industry has told me one thing: waiting six months to a year to play gets you a nearly-bug free experience with a bunch of free extras added on top (enhanced version, etc.).
I understand the excitement and desire to play as soon as possible, and I fully support paying full price for good games, but I just will not play games on release day anymore as they are rarely ever sufficiently polished.
I'm surprised at how many of you seem to be willing to play right as the game is released. The biggest annoyance for me in playing just-released games is running into bugs that prevent you from progressing
You first.Dude, seriously, you actually could use your brain first, you know?!
Well I am for sure not going to play it right away. I first need to wait for my friend Pir Atebay to try it.I'm surprised at how many of you seem to be willing to play right as the game is released. The biggest annoyance for me in playing just-released games is running into bugs that prevent you from progressing, and many games have such bugs when they are first released — especially RPGs. Or bugs that delete saved games, or bugs that, when fixed, require starting a new game, and the list goes on and on.
Yes, the last few years in the industry has told me one thing: waiting six months to a year to play gets you a nearly-bug free experience with a bunch of free extras added on top (enhanced version, etc.).
I understand the excitement and desire to play as soon as possible, and I fully support paying full price for good games, but I just will not play games on release day anymore as they are rarely ever sufficiently polished.
Well I am for sure not going to play it right away. I first need to wait for my friend Pir Atebay to try it.
You know, since I started gaming in 1993, I have yet to find a game that had a bug or bugs that stopped me from playing and finishing a game that I started on release day.
Nah, I will wait for reviews and tech analysis and patches first. I got good games to play that I own before I try out the AAA games I don't like anymore.If that is the root you are going it already there
You might have missed my point. 19th is Tuesday. Normal people don't start playing games at midnight or 1 AM on working days. That means most of the Europe. So they said fuck you to EU and put it at times that are evening US where people can play it for few hours and go normally to work next day. People in EU cannot do that.
Same here.
pibbur who started gaming even earlier, around 1988.