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> going to work at a certified quality level. Is there an objective certificate authority that get give a game such "quality level"? There are gamers that pla
by krzyk 6y ago
> going to work at a certified quality level.
Is there an objective certificate authority that get give a game such "quality level"?
There are gamers that play on xbox/ps and are happy with it (they are even in this thread, look it up).
So some expect miracles from a dated hardware (with HDD, which is unbelievable on a PC since almost a decade) - one can work magic with it (I mean Carmack-magician), but you need more time (like years) - is there a point in doing that if just around a corner is nextgen and a PC version works fine?
There are people that are happy with such version if you are not don't buy it but don't take the fun away from others that have lower expectations.
- dagmx 6y agoThe game crashing consoles regularly is most certainly out of spec of any certification process. People have been reporting crashes as frequently as every half hour to every two hours. This opens up liability to Sony, who have a high risk of many sales being converted to refunds, which both hurts their brand and is not great financially. People can still buy the game in physical forms, but that at least absolves Sony from the sales side of things. One suggestion elsewhere has been on Xbox where it may make sense to move the game to early access instead. And again, regardless, the console version runs terribly right now. It should not be for sale on console hardware that can't support it, if the case is that the game requires better hardware. There's a reason minimum required specs exist on PC versions for example.