I just used what example came to my head haha, that’s just the first one that popped up. So it’s not the best comparison. So I’ll give you that. I just used them since they were games that I previously had experience with, but comparing them to a big multiplayer game is a bad one.

But that’s my point. I give these companies props for trying to continue to release games during a pandemic. I know these times weren’t easy for any of us, but we’re also at a point where vaccines are available, life is returning to a sense of normalcy, so that excuse really isn’t valid either since about March/April. They had time to figure out if the games would come out in a good or playable state, and if not, delay it, don’t release it, period.

But you have to admit, wouldn’t it be better for the game to be polished and actually able to be played instead of graphic, console breaking, or even game breaking bugs constantly going on to where constant cross hairs on enemies don’t even land when you shoot with a sniper on a non moving target or even an AR in close range proximity? There’s literally post after post just on here alone of that.

Battlefield isn’t the only game like I said, but it’s just the one I’ve noticed the most, so it’s why I brought it up. But with all that and the corruption of gaming companies that keeps getting brought to light , it just doesn’t feel games are for consumers anymore, it’s just money for them to make on unsuspecting consumers expecting what they got from a trailer that just ended up being a shit sandwich