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Have you ever seen a buggier release?
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I haven't had a single problem with RO2 and not that buggy for me.
Most buggiest release for me was Brink and now the game is completely dead.
Also Fallout: New Vegas ran perfectly for me, just one quest broke for me.
Chris
Most buggiest release for me was Brink and now the game is completely dead.
Also Fallout: New Vegas ran perfectly for me, just one quest broke for me.
Chris
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Who cares if some achievments and stats are not working properly yet??
The game itself is in a pretty good state except for the performance probems. There are nearly no major bugs left, only some minor annoyances.
And you can always use the steam server browser.
The game itself is in a pretty good state except for the performance probems. There are nearly no major bugs left, only some minor annoyances.
And you can always use the steam server browser.
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Bug I have found so far in release
Map voting, can't scroll maps
Some time when you die the spawn screen goes beserk
No DDE weapons
No stats progression
Yup sure is the buggiest release
I am being sarcastic
Map voting, can't scroll maps
Some time when you die the spawn screen goes beserk
No DDE weapons
No stats progression
Yup sure is the buggiest release
I am being sarcastic
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BF2 was exceptionally bad. But RO2 takes the biscuit. For two weeks they knew the game was too buggy to release but they went on a did it anyway.
The game should have been delayed, they essentially released a broken game.
The game should have been delayed, they essentially released a broken game.
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They still haven't fixes it. I have a quad core with a 460GTX and I still get piss poor FPS on all low.
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Bad Company 2 - I wasn't able to play MP almost whole first week after release, server browser wasn't working and I was loosing connection with EA master servers. Plus, I had terrible FPS issues before patching.
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Yea the game does run like crap really but the performance has improved a little bit, (at least for me) but still a broken down game. I think the RO2 launch has been great, i've only noticed some minor bugs so far
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umm, have u actually got dead island? just everyone says it was a real buggy release and everyone i know that has it says they had no problems, i had no problems with the game at all.
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i found 1.0 wasnt as bad as many ppl made out.
again i say - battlecrusier millennium or universal combat.
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Bad Company 2 for PS3 was also buggy and it was developed by DICE and backed by EA! TWI is a small company compared to those games. i BFBC2 it sometimes resets my stats to 0 and it never gets the winning screen correct. If i win it says you lost and if i loose it sais you won! WTF man its been almoust a year from its release.
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Magicka.
Also, Magicka.
Magicka.
Magicka.
Seriously. There are no gamebreaking bugs atm. Only annoyances like mapvoting and hit detection and mild annoyances like stats not being saved and slightly buggy cover system. That's it.
Also, Magicka.
Magicka.
Magicka.
Seriously. There are no gamebreaking bugs atm. Only annoyances like mapvoting and hit detection and mild annoyances like stats not being saved and slightly buggy cover system. That's it.
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Yes, I have seen many launches that were much worse then RO2 launch.
- Gothic3 (which ended up beign awesoem after all the patches and community work)
- GTA IV
- Saints Row 2
- Magika
- Stalker
- MW2/Black ops
And many more
- Gothic3 (which ended up beign awesoem after all the patches and community work)
- GTA IV
- Saints Row 2
- Magika
- Stalker
- MW2/Black ops
And many more
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Bahahaha.
This is child's play. Just some optimization issues and broken features.
Fallout 3 + New Vegas both jump right into mind. Both those games have been out for ages, and even with Bethesda patches and community patches, the game is still bugged out the *** to the point of being barely functional. Didn't stop me from having fun with them, but I still get regular CTDs, bizzare graphical glitches, and hilarious animation/collision/etc. errors.
Team Fortress 2 was a broken, buggy mess when it first came out, but Valve is a good company and people don't even remember that now.
Supreme Commander was so poorly optimized on release it literally melted my graphics card despite being able to run most games on High graphics.
****, Crysis is considered a trial by fire for PC owners precisely BECAUSE the engine is such ****. It's like the devs never even heard the word optimization. Not to mention the MOUNTAIN of issues that came with it.
Seriously, if you play PC games regularly, you learn very quickly to expect the game to be almost unplayable for the first two weeks. The problem comes from their inability to develop for hardware they do not have. Developing for consoles is easy, as everyone has the same hardware and OS. Developing for PC is a -nightmare-, as NOBODY has the same hardware, OS, etc.
It's just a fact of life.
This is child's play. Just some optimization issues and broken features.
Fallout 3 + New Vegas both jump right into mind. Both those games have been out for ages, and even with Bethesda patches and community patches, the game is still bugged out the *** to the point of being barely functional. Didn't stop me from having fun with them, but I still get regular CTDs, bizzare graphical glitches, and hilarious animation/collision/etc. errors.
Team Fortress 2 was a broken, buggy mess when it first came out, but Valve is a good company and people don't even remember that now.
Supreme Commander was so poorly optimized on release it literally melted my graphics card despite being able to run most games on High graphics.
****, Crysis is considered a trial by fire for PC owners precisely BECAUSE the engine is such ****. It's like the devs never even heard the word optimization. Not to mention the MOUNTAIN of issues that came with it.
Seriously, if you play PC games regularly, you learn very quickly to expect the game to be almost unplayable for the first two weeks. The problem comes from their inability to develop for hardware they do not have. Developing for consoles is easy, as everyone has the same hardware and OS. Developing for PC is a -nightmare-, as NOBODY has the same hardware, OS, etc.
It's just a fact of life.
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