| JEMC said: Yeah, that's what I meant. They fixed the biggest bugs, but then they simply moved on. It's a similar case as the Dead Space Remake were, while the whole issue is on, with articles and major discussions around the web, publishers work (or pretend) in patches and fixes. But once the dust has settled down, and the noise has mostly stopped, they stop doing anything. Nowadays it's quite rare to find publishers that really want to fix the games and gives developers time and money to fix the mess. |
It's a similar thing with games that introduce loads of MT's either at launch or later on. Publishers know we get super mad about them diming us, but ultimately, they know we'll simmer down in half a yr, accept the MT's and give them even more money.
Same goes for the games being bust, and if they don't sell more copies later on due to word of mouth about them not fixing everything, they will simply shrug, they got their super "important" 2 weeks to 1 month sales projections.
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