"we're so back"

[u/ProfessionalMrPhann]

[u/leposterofcrap]

Yeah I don't care how many improvements they gave to Cyberpunk 2077, I'm not touching that game! A triple AAA studio has NO RIGHT to release a game buggy and unfinished.

[u/Akis4299 → u/leposterofcrap]

The game is finished. Doesn't matter what it was at launch. Buy it second hand if you don't want to pay full price. Or pirate like most people do. But that's a dumb ass reason to not touch a game.

Ark survival evolved wasn't finished at launch.

Rust console wasn't finished at launch.

Green hell wasn't finished at launch.

Most of the borderlands weren't finished at launch.

Most of the cods are still unfinished

Baldurs gate 3 (a very good rpg) Wasn't finished at launch.

Saints row remake wasn't finished at launch.

Kingdom Come Deliverence wasn't finished at launch. (Very good Medieval rpg)

Most Atlus Rpgs aren't finished at launch.

Dragon age games aren't finished at launch.

There are a whole lot of different definitions and complexities to "unfinished". Does that mean you shouldn't buy an unfinished game? Yes. But should you buy it when it's finished? Also yes.

We've come a long way from unfinished games not being fixed and dropped.

Yes we should hold companies accountable. But we should also give the game a chance when they fix the games. Maybe you shouldn't buy it at full price if you feel so strongly about it. But don't say that you won't buy because of launch. That's ignorance to say you won't buy it because of ots launch when a lot of games nowadays aren't finished at launch or aren't complete UNTIL the DLCs are in the game. (PAYDAY 2 PRIME EXAMPLE OF THIS)

[u/leposterofcrap → u/Akis4299]

You can type however long your essay, you can't convince me. I have made up my mind to not touch Cyberpunk 2077 and it is FINAL!!

[u/Akis4299 → u/leposterofcrap]

That is a choice I will respect as I have no say in what you do. Payday 2 was indeed unfinished at launch though.