People are going to make mistakes. Whether you “allow” them to or not. The only question is whether or not you’re going to accept this reality and make peace with it…or if you’re going to go to war with it…. …and other people. Your choice.

[quote]People are going to make mistakes. Whether you “allow” them to or not. The only question is whether or not you’re going to accept this reality and make peace with it…or if you’re going to go to war with it…. …and other people. Your choice.[/quote] Make all the mistakes you want - just don’t release your mistakes to the public… I really don’t pay for that…

Then you need to find another hobby. The closest I’ve ever come to seeing a perfect video game was the original [i]Horizon: Zero Dawn.[/i] Gorgeous game. Produced for a single platform as a Sony exclusive. I played all the way through the game and most of the side quests without encountering a single bug or glitch. Not one. Want to know how many patches Guerrilla Games had to release post launch in order to fix bugs and other problems? [i]Three.[/i] Oh, and the PC release? Which then had to adapt the game to lots of different hardware and machine specs? [i]Lots of bugs.[/i] To the point of player complaints. They are just a fact of life. They are going to happen because NOTHING humans do is ever perfect. So to do what you are asking is to basically not have any games to play.

[quote]Then you need to find another hobby. The closest I’ve ever come to seeing a perfect video game was the original [i]Horizon: Zero Dawn.[/i] Gorgeous game. Produced for a single platform as a Sony exclusive. I played all the way through the game and most of the side quests without encountering a single bug or glitch. Not one. Want to know how many patches Guerrilla Games had to release post launch in order to fix bugs and other problems? [i]Three.[/i] Oh, and the PC release? Which then had to adapt the game to lots of different hardware and machine specs? [i]Lots of bugs.[/i] To the point of player complaints. They are just a fact of life. They are going to happen because NOTHING humans do is ever perfect. So to do what you are asking is to basically not have any games to play.[/quote] ….and as long as you accept it as a fact of life there is no reason for anyone to change anything… I don’t preorder anything anymore as a result and I wait until release to see the state of the game when released - I think more people are doing this now because they don’t accept this as a reality they want to support.., If you do, then enjoy the game breaking bugs… You wanna make mistakes? Go ahead - make all the mistakes you want - just don’t release them to the public - I refuse to play test your game for you at full price… And don’t come on here trying to tell me that quality control is nonexistent because of the nature of how it’s developed… Someone signed off on this to be released in the state that it’s in…and they deserve all the frustration that goes with that decision if it’s not in a usable state…

Perfection is an illusion. There is a difference between expecting excellence and accepting that mistakes will be made, and correcting them….. …and demanding the impossible and getting angry when others (inevitably) fall short. Especially if one, hypocritically, fails to hold one’s self to that same standard (Do as I say, not as I do).

[quote]Perfection is an illusion. There is a difference between expecting excellence and accepting that mistakes will be made, and correcting them….. …and demanding the impossible and getting angry when others (inevitably) fall short. Especially if one, hypocritically, fails to hold one’s self to that same standard (Do as I say, not as I do).[/quote] There is no such thing as perfection when you’re working on your own timeline. Your making false equivalencies - this isn’t about perfection - this is about standards. This company should have them when they release their software. And not release products that are unusable and to such a low standard.

Not false equivalence. I’m simply putting your own words into perspective, and even you don’t like their implication. You are demanding perfection of others. People frequently do that when you pin them down and hold them to how they really move through the world.

[quote]Not false equivalence. I’m simply putting your own words into perspective, and even you don’t like their implication. You are demanding perfection of others. People frequently do that when you pin them down and hold them to how they really move through the world.[/quote] lol you guys crack me up - I’m demanding perfection? Moving through the world??? LOL Please tell me how I am moving through the world…your wisdom must be profound… Maybe I just have higher standards… There’s that word again…

I’m waiting to meet the first perfectionist who claims otherwise…

[quote]I’m waiting to meet the first perfectionist who claims otherwise…[/quote] I don’t even know what you’re talking about anymore lol

Still not surprised….

[quote]Still not surprised….[/quote] Time to go outside Mr green…

Deflection.

[quote]Deflection.[/quote] No I’m just done talking to you - say goodbye mr green…