This game is a Lemon

Spartycuss

So i bought this new car (ESO), but it just keeps breaking down on me time after time, and the dealership won't take it back.

Maylinh

Terminus

Luckily, your car is under warranty, and they get to fix it for you absolutely free.
If you let them.

Spartycuss

Maylinh wrote: »

thanks for the added effect, lol

Otherside

It's a game that's been released for less than two weeks...what exactly were you expecting?

Let the devs do their job.

Maylinh

Well tbh, i wouldnt take this car back either ^^

darkkterror_ESO

So make some lemonade?

Spartycuss

Terminus wrote: »

Luckily, your car is under warranty, and they get to fix it for you absolutely free.
If you let them.

But everytime they try to fix something, they break something else in my car.

christian.griffinb16_ESO

Otherside wrote: »

It's a game that's been released for less than two weeks...what exactly were you expecting?

Same thing I expect with any other product deemed 'fit for release' - for it to actually FUNCTION.

You don't release it first and THEN work out the kinks. That's the most idiotic way possible you could choose to do it. The game in its current state should NOT have been released, it should have been fixed BEFORE release. I THOUGHT that's what all those beta tests were for, but I guess the dev team had their thumbs up their asses the whole time.

Moedig

Otherside wrote: »

It's a game that's been released for less than two weeks...what exactly were you expecting?

Let the devs do their job.

I'm a dev for a living, and I would be shot at dawn for releasing software that has this many issues. I don't know who runs their software teams but jesus he is one lenient mother!

And I was and would be expecting something that has 'LAUNCHED' to work. If not, call it a beta, or open beta. This is an example of money grabbing > customer experience.

Fair enough their first ride in the MMO derby but I'm a web dev and if I was on this project I would have just opened up beta and postponed launch for 2 months.