@theR34p3R I don't get it. If they can solve those bugs so fast, why didn't they solve it before releasing the game?
My point is:
If some company comes and tell me "It will be out when it's ready" and after so much waiting it comes with a ridiculous bug like that. The all waiting for perfection thing is a lie, a BIG LIE!
They keep the hype up on purpose and I don't like when companies treats theirs customers like that. If you know that you will not keep up the hype than come and speak clearly. Like Gabe Newell does for example.
He knows that HL is clearly overdue but instead of speaking "We will release when it's done, perfect, etc" he says "I know we are in debt with our fans but we are struggling with the story and we have some side projects that are important too". And then with that (at least me) people get a little more satisfied because they know that the project is in development but is facing actual obstacles and not a BS excuse like "we are making it optimal".
And, in my example, the hype is build up and down naturally with time by the fan's own madness and love, and not forced by lies and promises that don't live to the end.
@Supperdude9 Indeed I didn't read. But we are not talking about an issue that happens in a very specific event. It happens when you CHANGE AN ITEM! I read and even heard people talking about creatures becoming invincible.
They kept saying "It will ship when it's ready". But If what you said is true than Blizzard just lied with a plain face to their customers. If not, it's still really bad for their reputation since the game and it's launch is clearly not ready.
So, if the game is not ready, they are incompetent because 12 years of development...I mean c'mon. You can expect at least a pristine product, with minor to no flaws.
To some this problem maybe small biased by the love to the company. But considering the time, expectation and the always online crap (that have it's own flaws), this minor problem escalates.
My point is, this company declared that they took their time to perfect their product and blablabla. That's what they declared to everyone. Having a 144 months to develop software I have the RIGHT to expect the best of the best.
John Kennedy declare in 1961 that he would put a man in the moon by the end of the decade. In 1969 Apollo 11 was landing on the moon.
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