shintakie10 said:
Zachary Amaranth said:
shintakie10 said:
You shouldn't need to do research to find out if a game sold on a storefront like Steam actually works. It should just fuckin work. Knowingly selling a defective product is bad business and Steam/Valve do it a lot.
But...but...maybe I like to buy games that I can't play!
To be fair, some of my favorite games were horribly broken games. Granted they were fun because I played them with friends and we spent most of our time amusing ourselves since the game sucked and barely worked, but still!
Well, have fun having someone forcing you to not have that fun because apparently more options is bad because some people cant seem to be able to make their own choice and need a system that chooses for them.
Zachary Amaranth said:
shintakie10 said:
You shouldn't need to do research to find out if a game sold on a storefront like Steam actually works. It should just fuckin work. Knowingly selling a defective product is bad business and Steam/Valve do it a lot.
But...but...maybe I like to buy games that I can't play!
Hell, even Saints Row 2 on the PC is a broken mess, should we take that one out?
I know a lot of people that would say that 7,62 High Calibre is a unplayable, I actually had a friend say "What? People used to pay for this?" when I told him that Receiver was for free during a certain time, EYE: Divine Cybermancy was also called a broken game by multiple reviewers. Those games I actually liked for what they were and I wouldnt be able to have some of those (especially 7,62 HC) on Steam because some people think its too unpolished. What about Postal 2, even at the time of release it was seen as a broken game for many?
Also, I still havent seen that many actually broken games that cant run with some tweaking, even the ones of Strategy First run well, they are just incredibly shitty but that isnt the same as broken, its simply a terrible game, something that the buyer should have known and could have known by doing one of multiple things:
A: See a video on Youtube
B: See the costumer reviews on the store page
C: See the Metacritic score that is on the store page
A minute is enough to know if its shit or not.
Also, Mountain is a game that might as well be called a screensaver, there are no controls and its just a camera rotating around a mountain while shit falls on top of it. Yet a lot of people seem to like it, it has almost 2000 positive reviews and 250 negative reviews. Go ahead and tell those 2000 costumers that they shouldnt be enjoying their game because it isnt even a game.