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Originally Posted by Siberys  They throw out half made games because most of the time they have a deadline. Making a game requires you to say, take out a loan from a bank to hire people skilled enough to make said game, then a few years later when you are required to pay that money back, that's when the deadline comes in, so they make the game, earn the money so they can stay as a company, and then they can produce patches to fix the game.
I'm saying MOST companies do this, not all though. There are some where what you describe is pretty accurate. |
I do understand what you mean, but in the end it's still up to the company to hold this deadline, with or without a loan. If they throw themselves in the business, the least they could do is to deliver, as most new games cost alot.
I don't think these factors justify the major bugs most new games have, like I said, if they throw themselves in the business, it's up to them to deliver.
Then again, I do understand nobody forces me to buy the games, but when the vast majority of the market is like this, what are you going to do? Stop playing alltogether? Well, maybe.