Official Thread The Lords of the Fallen

[menace-uk-]

Just because I did not mentioned doesn't meant I ignored. A and B are not mutually exclusive
A) cumsumer not accepting and look away from defective/unfinished games
B) Products and service should be WORKING (not refer to small % statistic failure, I meant core design) before it can be released to consumer.

But again, Consumers are accepting it and it has gotten worse over time. Correlation, yeah.

How quickly do you think Activision would remove SBMM/EDMM if everybody just boycotted the next COD? My guess, less than an hour.

Look at the Helldivers 2 account linking fiasco. Playstation gamers out here defending and supporting that stupidity.

But what I will say in defense of consumers is we hardly get accurate info to inform us of a games state. Looks how all the BG3 reviews ignored the issues. Look how youtubers/streamers spread mis information.

Yes, in an ideal world companies wouldn't take the piss and would release finishied products and fix issues in a timely manner, but that would doesn't exist. Consumers hold all the power but just want to pass the buck and do nothing.

end of conversation.

 

[DriedMangoes]

 

[starseeker]

Yes, in an ideal world companies wouldn't take the piss and would release finishied products and fix issues in a timely manner,

Show you NEVER bother to read what I wrote. All you do was agruing points I NEVER contested.

I make it simple.
In other industries there are regulations. If a car doesn't pass safety checks, it doesn't go on the road. If an electronics do not pass the eletricute test, it doesn't go on the maket. If a surgean does not have a valid licence, he does not got to the operation rooms. etc

There is no such regulation for games and software. There should be, like every major industry. That is all I am saying.

 

[menace-uk-]

Show you NEVER bother to read what I wrote. All you do was agruing points I NEVER contested.

I make it simple.
In other industries there are regulations. If a car doesn't pass safety checks, it doesn't go on the road. If an electronics do not pass the eletricute test, it doesn't go on the maket. If a surgean does not have a valid licence, he does not got to the operation rooms. etc

There is no such regulation for games and software. There should be, like every major industry. That is all I am saying.

I did read it and responded. It just wasn't the response you wanted.

Just read what you posted here. Your examples are based on preventing death and/or serious injury.

Like I said right at the start. As a consumer you have the same regulations that govern nigh on all consumer goods. f***ing use them instead of sitting there defending s***, and the issue you want a regulator for goes away.

 

[lowdru2k]

I got tired of how Activision was handling COD/WZ so I didn’t even buy/spend a dime on MW3/WZ2. @starseeker gamers should stand up to these company practices with their wallet, not make dumb posts/videos on the internet instead.