Jazz2K said:
GTAexpert said:
Jazz2K said:
Because they don't care? And neither does their user base. Sony has always been bragging about this and that long before it happens and people are willing to wait and/or just appologize for them so why the rush.
A good example is the Drive Club situation. It was delayed, people can't have the free version promised, they don't have the weather expansion yet and they have all these server problems but are people complaining? Not much, most just appologize for Sony.
I think it's possible to be a fan of a company but still call them for their mistakes. People act like if you are not satisfied with a service provided by a company it automaticaly means you're a faboy of other consoles... you can voice yourselves with your wallet you know that. |
All Driveclub customers are complaining about the poor servers. It has very good gameplay and experience which makes it even harder for us to resist the online club aspect of the game. I bought Driveclub mostly for the online portion, but currently I am stuck with the single player. Its still awesome, but it would be much more awesome online. So you're wrong when you say that we don't complain to Sony about such things, we do.
As for the PS+ version, its coming, but of course they first need to stabilise servers for those who have already bought the game like me. The weather patch was supposed to come out later anyway, all of us knew about that.
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I feel for you man. Online heavy games should have a different way of making money other than the entry price. This way, they would hurry their asses to provide more stability to keep their customers happy. I don't know what though but if mmos had these problems people would just stop paying for the monthly subscription. But we don't want monthly subs either.
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Driveclub has a single-player mode, so that's probably why its full price. I don't mind the price, and certainly I really like the gameplay, but I do mind the servers not running. Atleast, Sony should learn to handle these things from their biggest competitor.
