A law suit about a game? Is this serious?I'm hoping the lawsuit against EA over Battlefield 4 will help change how future games are released.
A law suit about a game? Is this serious?
I fear for this world.
I googled it.
http://bf4central.com/2013/12/battlefield-4-lawsuit/
I has something to do with misleading investors and selling shares before BF4 was released.
I don't think it will change the way games are released, but more how the information will be given.
Me too. Maybe if enough developers or producers get sued over games because some people just cant get over the fact that its just a video game that maybe developers might stop spending years developing games. I truly love playing games , but if developers saw how the ungrateful people were suing and stopped developing games then I will find another hobby and move on.I'm hoping the lawsuit against EA over Battlefield 4 will help change how future games are released.
Explain to me why i didn't have these constant connection cuts with any other game then?No offence, but if you connect the PS3 via an ethernet cable and it works fine (so you could 'play longer than 5 minutes'), then it's your wireless connection that is at fault and not the game. If it was the game, then you would have trouble regardless of the internet connection type (wired/wireless), wouldn't you?
The combination of the game and your internet connection, your location relative to other players...etc.Explain to me why i didn't have these constant connection cuts with any other game then?
There is something fundamentally wrong with this analogy.Also to come back to the "releasing an unfinished product" subject; imagine this situation with any other product you buy in daily life; buying a new car full price but you will have to return to the garage on a later date to have the airco installed, and the brakes could experience some failures also but we'll fix that in a month or 2.
With any other product people would feel ripped off, if they pay full price and receive it unfinished or flawed, so why are many willing to accept this because it's "just a videogame"?
It has a huge amount of cars and tracks, it has races and online mode. There are extras like real-time weather and time changes, night racing and a few customisation options here and there. I'd say $60 well spent on this very complete game. Which game gives you this amount of content for that amount of money? I.e. GT6 being unfinished is absolute nonsense.
Unlike Assetto Corsa, which has only a handful of cars and tracks, no weather changes, not even races or online...now that game is incomplete and still people are spending $35 on it to pay again for a Nordschleife DLC at a later moment.
Coming patches including B-spec, course maker and more online community features are in no way essential to the game and merely extras. And even so, it's going to be free (its already paid for with the initial purchase) so it's even more worth the money. It's the best of both worlds: the game is released with a ton of content and the essentials to deliver a good playing experience (like the brakes..), while PD has more time to implement the additional features, which are great, but not essential (like the airco).
The save game corruption/stockyard cars disappearing...that's unfortunate, but do make backups, as it happens with other games as well. But no, the bugs at the moment are not game breaking or making the game unfinished whatsoever.
But I guess saying things are 'incomplete' is just a clever way to complain anyway...
The combination of the game and your internet connection, your location relative to other players...etc.
I haven't had connection problems at all and I'm even connected on Wi-fi, albeit pretty close to the access point.
There is something fundamentally wrong with this analogy.
Brakes and an aircon (to a lesser extent) are necessary to the product to fulfil its basic function. I wonder, which of the updates is so important that GT6 as a game does not do that at the moment?
So it's not that bad getting ripped off as there are many other examples in life where you get ripped off for 60 bucks also? I find that an absurd comparison to be frank, but emmm... hand me your wallet then!Nowadays you buy a game with the expectation of its developer continually updating and improving it, and the increased cost of the game goes toward this attention. Not only that, but is $60 really that exorbitant a figure? This past Monday I paid more than that for lunch for myself and a good friend of mine. The waiter didn't even bother to come back and ask if I wanted a different and additional type of cheese on my burger. What a rip...
Here:
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/thre...d-read-first-post.291414/page-31#post-9125458
31 pages for you to scroll through and i'm not even sure it mentions all the bugs that need fixing.
Hmm..why didn't you respond to my response regarding your analogy?Here:
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/thre...d-read-first-post.291414/page-31#post-9125458
31 pages for you to scroll through and i'm not even sure it mentions all the bugs that need fixing.
Trying to ridicule someone by stating this is unecessary and classless, great. I guess these kinds of responses are expected when you're out of real arguments.So it's not that bad getting ripped off as there are many other examples in life where you get ripped off for 60 bucks also? I find that an absurd comparison to be frank, but emmm... hand me your wallet then!
Hmm..why didn't you respond to my response regarding your analogy?
But I've read the thread before and out of all the bugs, which are game breaking for you and influence the gaming experience so much that the game doesn't function well anymore? I can only think of one: the sound bug where the engine sounds sometimes die away. And even that happens only occasionally, so it's not even that big of a deal. And maybe the rim size bug...that's going to be fixed anyway.
But in the grand scheme of things, there is no way that these bugs make the game incomplete or unplayable. Again, to me GT6 is the complete opposite of a rip-off; it is so worth the money.
Where did i say this is unnecessary or classless exactly? Pink goggles again or problems interpretating posts?Trying to ridicule someone by stating this is unecessary and classless, great. I guess these kinds of responses are expected when you're out of real arguments.
But whatever..
Where did i say this is unnecessary or classless exactly? Pink goggles again or problems interpretating posts?
So those are game breakers for you? Doesn't matter that the game offers great physics combined with lots of cars and tracks, which results in hundreds of actual hours of gameplay...but the clutch doesn't work for some cars and you get reset when you drive far off the course (which is not even meant to be happening in the first place), so it's not worth to buy the game because it's a rip-off? Is that what you're saying?Clutch not working, bug where people get reset to last position when they go off the track and these are only a few i can remember off the top of my head. I think you are doing some selective reading yourself or maybe your pink PD goggles are obscuring your vision...
I am saying that your initial response is unnecessary for trying to ridicule someone instead of providing constructive feedback, you go and read it yourself again. Now you're being personal once more, this time directing it to me. How great it is to have a discussion with proper subject-matter and not trying to portray your superiority by projecting your own weaknesses to someone else..Where did i say this is unnecessary or classless exactly? Pink goggles again or problems interpretating posts?
A law suit about a game? Is this serious?
I fear for this world.
Me too. Maybe if enough developers or producers get sued over games because some people just cant get over the fact that its just a video game that maybe developers might stop spending years developing games. I truly love playing games , but if developers saw how the ungrateful people were suing and stopped developing games then I will find another hobby and move on.
Clutch not working, bug where people get reset to last position when they go off the track and these are only a few i can remember off the top of my head. I think you are doing some selective reading yourself or maybe your pink PD goggles are obscuring your vision...
Where did i say this is unnecessary or classless exactly? Pink goggles again or problems interpretating posts?
Whether you like it or not people can say whatever they want in any thread they want as long as they aren't breaking the AUP. That means anyone can rightly criticize the game or PD and they don't have be "herded" into one thread just because you think it should be that way. That is not the way forums work.Actually, what I'm really feeling is that this thread should be stickied with the tag line "Post Any Complaints Here And Only Here" so that all the whiners can air their grievances in a place that people who don't share them don't have to see them, and the rest of the GT6 subforum can be used as each particular sub-subforum was intended without nearly every thread turning into a rant about how one or more aspects of the game isn't up to one's snuff.
Oh, and no.
In my opinion no one should ever be sued over the loss of gameplay.+ Suits knew the game wasnt ready for launch so they sold their shares ahead of time (google it)
Just now, after 5 WEEKS of patches most issues have been resolved. That doesnt fix the 50 or so hours of gameplay I lost due to crashes and saved data corruption
So these people dont deserved to be sued? Were just unthankfull?
It may be just a video game but myself and others payed real money for this game. I could care less if a developer thinks I'm grateful. They chose their career and they deserve flack for putting out a flawed product. In any job I've ever had I would get fired for making tons of mistakes and not finishing the job. Why should a game developer be different?Me too. Maybe if enough developers or producers get sued over games because some people just cant get over the fact that its just a video game that maybe developers might stop spending years developing games. I truly love playing games , but if developers saw how the ungrateful people were suing and stopped developing games then I will find another hobby and move on.
In my opinion no one should ever be sued over the loss of gameplay.
In my opinion no one should ever be sued over the loss of gameplay.
Your last point is the only argument in mine opinion.
And as said in a later post I did google it.
And yes I do have Battlefield 4