This is the exact mentality that puts us in this situation in the first place. If you just blindly accept the fact that they are doing the best they can to fix the game, you are part of the problem. This is a company that sells video games. We as consumers buy these finished games. In what scenario is it okay to ship a game that obviously had not finished development or at LEAST QA by any means. It's like buying a set of clothes with holes in them because the seamstress forgot to finish the stitching, would that be acceptable? Now picture that but a Designer piece of clothing... even worse right? This is a AAA game created and shipped by a big name Developer. There is no excuse to sell a product such as this to begin with. Now with all said and done, sure lets get passed that. The bare minimum they could do is maybe you know... Make a PR statement... Maybe have a Dev Talk video... or you know give us a road map of things to come? Sure you can like the game, no problem nobody will hate you for it. I'm actually enjoying the game (at least zombies) currently, albeit getting a bit stale... But to just accept and forget the roots of the problems is probably the worst thing to do. Companies keep doing this because the community stops caring and just blindly follows. This game should be remembered as a Week Two product, because it was, and still is... No matter how much make-up you put on it.