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And it just become a new thing.. and really there is not that many... so why you keep saying like these is that much?
I agree. Whilst I may not currently like any of them personally, I value the competition.... plus one day there may be one for me.
can you give example of a game that is in early access that cant be tested right now cause im pretty sure you are wrong about that. If the game can be launched and played in any form than that is testing. ive yet to see a early access game that you just buy and then cant do anything with at all
starforge is the worst of the wosrt and needs to be removed tottally just cause they dont do jack with it. BUT it still is in testing form. i own the game and it can be played and bug reporting takes place on forums of both steam and their own forums for the games website. in fact quite a lot of these games have their own forums and steam forums for bug reporting.
are you saying you expect to have bug reporting built into the game itself? that does happen but its pretty rare to be honest. ive been in hundreds of alphas and betas over the years and usually only the larger devs can implement that kind of feature into alpha/beta.
but the % of product available really has no impact on testing function so im not sure what you are getting at with that statement either.
you get the game cheaper so that usually appeals to everyone (few games dont give discoutn but most do)
and some people (obviously not you) like to get a sneak peek behind the scenes and see a game grow and change and get a chance to help with the games development by suggesting features and reporting bugs. GOOD devs listen to players and form the game around the feedback they recieve. 7 days to die is a great example of this, they have been on early access for only some months and they have done HUGE updates with tons of content. one of their huge updates has more fixes and content in it than some other games get in a whole year or more.
some games i have bought only to get the cheap price and i dont play them till they are out of early access. betrayer isa good example, it was very playable during Early access but i chose to wait so i can have the full experience when it is complete which was announced today they finished work and will release final update to come out of early access on the 24th of this month. i did play it twice just to see what it looked like and i was impressed and glad i bought it early
with ea games, whenever they release a new game, and its crap, then they can lose millions on shareholders which happened with battlefield 4. but a tiny small group of developers without any fame, they got nothing to lose. steam certainly wont be giving your money back, the developer wont give your money back, so the only thing you have left, is that you need to trust, a bunch of amateurs, to provide the game.
as you said previously, starforge is a great example of how early access can be used to gather money and not doing good on providing a game. its already in alpha for 2 years, with every patch, nothing but bugs come into the game. they keep adding features, but do nothing to make the game better, more stable.