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I would buy now if i knew more about the content.
How about this radical idea:
1: Wait for release day
2: Wait some more
3: Sale happens
4: Buy then - if the game is up to your standards.
+1
I am not against Pre-order, but game needs playable demo.
Sounds like a good plan to give a new crowd the feel of the game.
To be honest, see a game being played, and play it yourself is two different things. It can't compare at all.