| kupomogli said: I know they didn't fix everything, that's clear, but it's a really shitty experience for something that should have been available day one after launch. Not, my theory, wait two weeks so they make extra profit without losing money on used game sales. I think my theory is true now more than ever. |
I read you're theory but I doubt it's the case. Rockstar isn't some evil company that kept offline off for two weeks to keep used game sales down (at least imo). Though releasing online two weeks late i agree is a bad idea because they let everyone beat the singleplayer in the mean time just so 20 million people (rough estimate) in one day can all log in and overload the online infastracture which rockstar probably didn't have ready for that amount of people. COD, BF, and Halo have had infrastructures for years that could handle player counts like this since their multiplayer focused game but I think Rockstar didn't quite know what to expect. But If rockstar are the evil corporation you make them out to be then they probably learned their lesson with this whole debacle the past 3 days. You know all the shit they're taking on their websites? Thousands upon thousands of nasty posts over there and all the negative articles over the internet, their rep has taken quite the hit.
All I know is I've had some of the best gaming fun i've had in many years due to the SP so I can forgive them.
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