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The Triple-I Initiative was a HUGE missed opportunity for them to use that attention to announce release date.
What was the point of announcing it so early? I already went from "hyped" to "cautiously optimistic" to "cautious" now. Was ready to buy the game in a heartbeat, but now I might wanna wait for the first impressions and reviews.
Lots of you are genuinely like that?
Personally, I'm still playing olde games because I like them. They came out sometime in the past, decades in the past. Their release date is insignificant. I'm here, now, enjoying them. If/when this game comes out and it catches my fancy, I'll enjoy this game too. Ten years from now I won't care about the release date of this game, if I find it a great game I'll be enjoying it long after the release date is a forgotten memory.
I'm still waiting on this game, though.
No, we are just adult and patient, there are lots of other video games coming out right now.
You keep posting this kind of message, haven’t you ever learned how to manage your frustration?
ye, so right, me I already lost interest