Not really. It seems to be pretty common among games these days. The assassins creed fiasco. ESO's pc launch. Watchdogs. A friend of mine codes for a f2p mmo. He says bug fixing on a timeline: "is like hanging off the side, trying to change a car tire, while it's driving down the street... in a high speed chase" I know about jacksquat, when it comes to computer programming, but It seems pretty complex to me. I think, as long as it's ready, by the 19th ...that's good enough.

I know a bit about coding (not done games, but other programs). On a side note, you mentioned ESO. I didn't try it out on PC but have pre-ordered the PS4 version. What did you think of it?

I can't give you a fair assessment. The pc version felt like a cheap cash grab, was ludicrously buggy, and had awful social features. I'm told they tried hard to address the mess for the console launch... but I won't waste money on it ever again.