And this brings up another point from the PC Gamer comments.
It does seem that a lot of "professional" reviewers give a pass on broken rushed releases like this by holding off on their review until the shit is fixed, or ignore the bad shit because "they're sure" those things will be fixed in time.
What reviewers really need to do is do their reviews with the exact same tender loving care the developers give the game being reviewed. If they're rushing out broken games, rush out the bad reviews pointing out all those issues. DON'T wait for things to be smoothed over and then review the "real game as it was intended".
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Date: 2016-02-17 07:28 pm (UTC)From:It does seem that a lot of "professional" reviewers give a pass on broken rushed releases like this by holding off on their review until the shit is fixed, or ignore the bad shit because "they're sure" those things will be fixed in time.
What reviewers really need to do is do their reviews with the exact same tender loving care the developers give the game being reviewed. If they're rushing out broken games, rush out the bad reviews pointing out all those issues. DON'T wait for things to be smoothed over and then review the "real game as it was intended".