@wookietim: There is really no way to do that at the moment. The PTR is there to make constant and immediate updates and patches for testing purposes. If it were on console, it would mean that every update/patch would have to be screened by Microsoft and Sony which takes days and sometime weeks. This would defeat the whole purpose of having a PTR.
And all you had to do was give the people what they wanted - a good Timesplitters game. But instead you chose to sit on the IP and churn out a lackluster VR game, more Crysis games and an engine that hardly any developer uses. The only people that should be let go are the CEO and the other suits making these dumb decisions.
@Veronity: Exactly this! I was thinking the same thing after watching a preview of the game. What i don't understand is that the Conflict series was able to achieve a lot of this on a MUCH lower budget.
@snugglebear: I just bought this on sale from the PSN store and I'm really loving it so far. What I like about it is the fact that even though you may have other games to play, you can always just pick up and play this for 15-30mins. and still get a lot out of it.
@maitkarro: Okay, obviously you have no idea of how moddiing works. Modding takes place in an enclosed environment within the game and has no access to a consoles operating system. Please do a bit of research first before spouting untruths.
@Link592: Unfortunately, internet likes and excitement don't necessarily translate directly into sales. If that were the case then the upcoming COD: Infinite Warfare would proabably be the worst selling COD of all time. But we all know that game will do well despite the downvotes.
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