right.... cause telling me I take it up the butt is perfectly fine, but when I point out that these kind of attitudes are completely unrealistic it is not worth speaking to.
I get that there is no way your opinion can be explained beyond the fact "that you want it that way so it should be done that way".. but the truth is that it can NOT be done any other way. Which, indecently, is why it isn't done that way.
Computer games are incredibly complex and the development of AAA titles are running into millions of dollars. Equipment, skilled workers, all the wages, rental on buildings. These are fiscal pressures that mean unless you are like Blizzard and early millions a month from a subscription game, then there is NO WAY you can just release a perfect game. You need to release it to pay the bills.
It is all about how it is supported after release that matters in todays market, support I might add that is fueled by DLC. It is just as ridiculous to expect a developer to support a game for years and years without new funds coming in as expecting them to be able to get everything working perfectly before the dead line.
This conversation reminds me of a conversant I had with a punk kid, big purple and green spiked mohawk . . He literally couldn't understand why he couldn't get a job. In a perfect world, a fantasy world, it probably shouldn't matter what he looked like, but in the real world.. it dose matter.
