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Wait... it's the customer's fault for believing what they were being told by the developer? I don't pre-order anything for this very reason, but c'mon; th fault

Wait... it's the customer's fault for believing what they were being told by the developer? I don't pre-order anything for this very reason, but c'mon; th fault still lies with the liar. Please see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJ-tgaE37UE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJ-tgaE37UE Even if you ignore the blatant lies, the game just turned out to be boring. An empty universe which lacked the awe inspiring sense of adventure that was promised.

dageshi 9y ago
Yes... that is the point of reviews, that's why they exist, to establish what a game is not what it was meant to be. If marketing materials were accurate there wouldn't need to be any reviews in the first place, if you pre-order you are pre-ordering aspirations not guarantee's, all anyone had to do to avoid disappointment was not buy the game until it was released. As I said, that fanbase hyped themselves up to a degree which is ridiculous, they took every word out of the devs mouth from years of interviews as gospel, it really was an unholy shitstorm where everyone from the developer, the publisher and the customers made things worse than it needed to be.