Entitled? Gonna go with "no" there.
I really couldn't care much about the framerate or the resolution myself. An ugly game can still be fun. No, my concerns is rest with what happened with the last ported game I got: Skyrim. Up until it got patched, the controls were terrible, mouse was nuts and the game was unplayable. Granted I was the rare occurrence of this sort of issue, but it was still there. But this is from a company that has no clue what they are doing with pc, and has already shown that the port is barest of bones. I have to wonder if it will even be playable without a lot of patches.
Honestly, given the variety in monitors and the issues framerate might have on a pc, I think asking for some effort there is not asking too much. It is part of what a lot of pc gamers are after (myself not included, but I can understand their desires there). Entitled though, that is not the case. After all, none of us are demanding anything in this, merely exercising our rights to not buy a product we feel is not worth the money. And what may well be an ugly, buggy, unplayable game does fit the bill there.
I really couldn't care much about the framerate or the resolution myself. An ugly game can still be fun. No, my concerns is rest with what happened with the last ported game I got: Skyrim. Up until it got patched, the controls were terrible, mouse was nuts and the game was unplayable. Granted I was the rare occurrence of this sort of issue, but it was still there. But this is from a company that has no clue what they are doing with pc, and has already shown that the port is barest of bones. I have to wonder if it will even be playable without a lot of patches.
Honestly, given the variety in monitors and the issues framerate might have on a pc, I think asking for some effort there is not asking too much. It is part of what a lot of pc gamers are after (myself not included, but I can understand their desires there). Entitled though, that is not the case. After all, none of us are demanding anything in this, merely exercising our rights to not buy a product we feel is not worth the money. And what may well be an ugly, buggy, unplayable game does fit the bill there.