| Aura7541 said: It doesn't take that much energy to download a patch that came out day one. All it takes is a few minutes. Driveclub, on the other hard, took weeks for the online portiont to start functioning properly. Maybe there was a lack of communication where Sumo Digital didn't tell sites to download the day one patch before reviewing. Nonetheless, the reviews that dock LBP3 for having a lot of bugs don't give fair judgement because the bug-fixing patch was readily available and assessable. |
The review was already written, they were just waiting for the embargo to lift. Why should they have to download a patch and then play the game all over? That makes no sense from a business stand point. If they already played the game and wrote the review, there is no point for them to do that again. From a business standpoint, they just paid a journalist probably hundreds dollars depending on how much that journalist makes, to write this review. And now you are asking them to pay hundreds more because a new patch came out? That makes 0 sense.
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