@Lacerz: Every single article has at least one spelling error. Every single one. Where has proofreading gone? I see this in countless other places as well. Journalism is not what it used to be. Worst thing is, people are in acceptance of it.
How bad is it that human beings can't allow the masses to anticipate and wait for one of the greatest IP's in the industry. If they are able to catch these guys, they should be fined heavily and put in jail for a year.
The real problem here is that companies REACT to a data breach rather than PREPARE for one. This is complete idiocy on the part of Bohemia and could have been prevented in the first place. Their attempts at an apology don't fly. Anyone associated with this breach should be mad as hell. In this day and age if your players data is being held insecurely and the company is doing nothing to improve it then the company should be held responsible in a meaningful way. This "I apologize" shit is not going to cut it anymore. There needs to be real consequences for damaging your community of players. Let Bohemia know that you want financial compensation for the unneeded consequences that they put you through.
Why on earth would you buy this broken mess of a game. Frame-rate issues, freezes, stuttering, glitches, crashes, you name it, it's in there. Why reward Bethesda for putting out a beta release and passing it off as a finished and polished product?
@stuff238: I don't understand why they make announcements to add songs and what not but don't QA the stuff before they release statements/testing before the general public has a chance to play and find out that it's not there. Companies should be held accountable for this and have to pay reparations to the people who bought into what was promised to them.
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