i buy what i like. in terms of which version , it really depends on price at the time i buy it. sometimes i woul dbuy teh version which performs better , but the difference has to be huge liek frame being really unplayable. Apart from that not fussy if tehres the so called " parity" For me th egame has to be fun and stable framerate. And no i do not boycott games because of the parity thing

I don't really buy too many games so when I do buy them it is something that I'm sure that I would like. The most broken game I have ever bought was SOCOM: Confrontation, but I still enjoyed it. It had several missing features that it advertised on the box, but they patched it over time.

I buy iPhones and from what I have heard around these parts, it makes me a sheep.

i will probably buy halo 5 after launch, when i know the servers are working,
but completly boycotting a game you want is just silly

That almost made me buy it, but I'm not going to fall.

People who use the term sheep tend to be a dumb conspiracy theorists, determined to prove their own superiority through utter BS.

You seem to be trying to make an argument that people who buy what you don't like are sheep. More misguided ego driven BS.

Just because people spend their money differently to you buy doesn't make them sheep, incapable of making a reasoned decision for themselves. People have different needs and wants to fulfil, whether a cod/halo fan, a mobile phone gamer, a Nintendo fan or an indie game fan. Some choices can of course be more informed than others or simply based of different criteria, but you aren't necessarily cleverer simply because you like the chain of reasoning which lead you to buy what you bought.

i havent bought a single one of those games. so yes, i do stay away from shitty,finished work. i do buy crappy games sometimes for the fun of it, but if its a big AAA release that is unfinished, i definitely stay away from those, because there is no reason that they should be broken.

Well, OP. I get what you're saying and I agree with you, but when was the last time you saw someone admitting that they're stupid, crazy, or on this case sheep? No one wants to see themselves as anything other than intelligent and better than the rest or at least better than the average.

And I agree with you. Complaining about every COD, AC, etc only to buy the next one day one and then say I can't believe this one sucks too, is sheep mentality. But I guess people can't control their urges and they have to have what they think they want RIGHT NOW.

Anyway, as for me, I stick to my word. If I boycott something (e.g. a magazine the editor of which made a homophobic comment), there is no way I'm going back no matter how much I used to love reading it. For me principles are more important than having some fun with a game, song, etc.

Then again, I hardly ever boycott anything because there's never a reason to when it comes to my favourite games. They usually have some or in some cases a lot of technical issues, but at the end of the day, I'd rather put up with them than not play a great game at all. The Walking Dead is a prime example. It plays terribly on the vita ( I died one too many time because the game was still loading when m zombie was attacking me- and yes its extremely frustrating) but it's such a good game that I'm definitely buying the second season when it's cheaper (and the Wolf Among us).

Be a bitch about what we like is salutable =]

That's why developers release broken games in the first place, cause people still buy their games. Unfortunately I think developers will continue to do this for the rest of the generation.