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This conversation is over now, you have zero talking points or counter arguments just nonstop garbage because this is the only way anyone pays attention to you. I feel sorry for you for the fact you feel the need to have such despicable attention seeking behaviours.
Unlike you when I say I'm done conversing I mean it.
Hope you can sort out your personality issue of needing to pick pointless arguments with people online.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/783170/discussions/0/3220528325728317649/
Oh? So it's too early to post reviews? It's too early to complain about a ton of bugs and add some spyware on top of them? Let me guess, it's not too early to takes peoples money though?
♥♥♥♥ that anti-consumerist attitude, the moment you take peoples money is the moment you should be criticized harshly
How many people actually take the time to change their reviews? This is the "Steam Community" once someone goes apecrap over a game they slam a bunch of negativity and then bounce forever. Only a very select few are willing to change their reviews. And with how it works on here, once a game is mixed or in the negative, it stays that way forever. At least from what I've seen. Then again I've only been on steam like 3 years so maybe I'm wrong.
And yes, since this is a 1.0 release that is like 2 almost 3 days old. I'd say it's too early for EITHER positive or negative reviews. Once it's been a week or so with some patches, then I'll be more than happy to slam down the "You messed up" and "Here is what is good" train.
No logic in jumping on a bandwagon of people upset over a couple of bugs or "Spyware" as the local steam potheads call it. Better to observe first.
But hey, everyone does their own thing. Hell, some Steam People write a 3 page long hatemail over the first time they see a simple texture glitch on a box so hey. You do you.
Nope you are wrong is making that assumption. Valid point raised as with ALL PC games there are launch issues. And they get patched, post patching if things remain a hot mess then you have a legitimate grievance. Setting expectation in reality would help you a great deal in that regard. The reality being launch issues/bugs are something any PC gamer should expect. There's just far too many ways to configure hardware and software for it go any other way.
This is why I have not yet purchased it. I was expecting issues. Once I see solutions to those I can safely make a purchase. It certainly seems like the developers care and will solve the issues present now as soon as possible.
Yes it's too early. Any PC gamer with sense understands as much. At least flag it early review subject to change or something similar if you can't wait for launch patches. Every game has them and reviews are not needed to know this much.
It's not an anti consumer attitude either, it's simple common sense. Live long enough and you might develop some yourself
And now, I cannot play because of a stupid forced key mapping not working on my computer...
I'm not even able to finish the prologue...
I'm waiting for next week for my review : but really, I shouldn't...
Because of the history of this game on kickstarter (they kickstarted it 2 times, saying that they will not ne able to finish it with the first funding)
And I was probably the stupidiest people on Earth to have donate to the kickstarter 2 times...
So yes, I'm angry, yes I feel scammed, but be assured that next week if this stupid problem of keyboard mapping is not solved, I will write the most vitriolic review on steam for my 3 minutes of play that costed me 40$...
Oh, and I din't receive any of the bonus I paid for...
Angry JPR out!
So if you haven't anything of merit to discuss with me, then you can STFU about myself rather. I am not the topic, and you have abhorrent analitcal skills (proven such by your quoted point regarding your oberservations) paired with zero knowledge of that topic.
So far, they still have to adress:
-shooting mechanics, make it more comprehensive and rework the crosshair to include hit chances/range. better: add hit damage, like wasteland 2.
-FIX THE AI ACCURACY. if you cant hit them, why should they?
-keyboard binding.... FULL binding.
-menus that cover ALL the controls.
-help subsection in the menus.
-proper adjustability of the graphics (MSAA, resolution, proper ultra settings....)
-Waypoint/objective highlight system
-faster fast travel (wasteland did it, why cant they?)
-mouse control that actually gives you freedom, and that is bound to the camera
-fix textures, several spots PER MAP are extremely LOW RES.
-fix missing item graphics
-fix translations
-remove the "beta" release spyware.
-fix sound, especially atmospherics that are borderline nonexistant, voices arent blended/localized at all.
-fix levelling. current requirements are FAR TO HIGH and people finish the story stuck at level 15 (600000-700000 exp ish)
they absolutely must reduce the levelling cost or increase massively the late game exp rewards. you should be able to hit level 35-40 by the end, doing exclusively the main missions.
i'm giving them a week before i drop a red review... because it's such a cool looking game.
It has a ton of potential...
But all that wouldn't be a problem if they had play tested the game a bit more (or at all) and given it a few more weeks extra work to fix the worst bugs before release.