@nevrfearjbhere: In terms of realism there's definitely still room to improve like animations, less repetitive announcer comments, more variety of fans etc.

But in terms of graphics it was already looking great on PS4 so we probably aren't going to see that much difference even 10 years from now. I don't know the technical hardware and coding requirements that goes into developing a game, but I would assume that simulating a baseball stadium doesn't require amazing hardware specs since it's a relatively small area/draw distance with only like 15 people (including the umpires) on the field at any given time, which is might be why the games were already running smooth and photo realistic even last gen. Things like dirt, grass, stitches on the baseball, hair, they're all very detailed already so not much room to improve other than refinements to lighting, texture, frame rate etc.

@shamatuu257: Can't believe it released as a full priced game... The terrible gameplay and content quality feels like something that should have released as a free to play game full of microtransactions.

How ironic, claiming "there is no danger" is misinformation in itself. The safety of the vaccine hasn't even been tested enough to receive FDA approval in the US. This means that in normal circumstances this vaccine would not be considered safe yet for distributing to the general public and would still be in the testing stage. The only reason that they have distributed them is because of the emergency approval, not because it's proven safe.

This guy needs to stop spreading misinformation that is not based on facts.

@willow69: Well if you think it's that easy, why not apply for a CEO position?

It's probably not as easy as you think.

@decadentdescent: Well they had a chance to redeem themselves by fixing a lot of the issues in the February patch, but surprise surprise, they lied again and aren't going to release a February patch...

How many chances do you want us to give CDPR?

"Carmack also mentioned that the current low availability of these consoles remains advantageous to Sony and Microsoft's business, as the consoles have consistently sold out within minutes whenever new stock has been brought in. Combatting the reseller market by pricing these consoles higher, could damage the current consumer demand for these high-value items."

So what's this guy's point? He admits that the current situation is advantageous for Sony/Microsoft, but still suggests that they make changes which will damage consumer demand just to combat the scalpers?

It seems like he's so focused on only fighting scalpers that he isn't considering if it's practical and also forgetting the fact that Sony and Microsoft are a business rather than a non-profit organization selling consoles just to keep you happy.

@lion2447: Who is "we"? Based on the numbers it sounds like plenty of people are enjoying this game.

@clawson34: Not really familiar with what that is... Does it mean you'll be able to plug in an external SSD to store and play games, or does it reduce the amount of free space you need to download updates?

@stunningham: We still got the 2 free games for the PS4, didn't we? Maneater is just a bonus for people who have a PS5, but PS4 owners didn't lose anything from it since we're still getting 2 games as usual. Not sure why OP was angry about Sony offering an extra free game...

Also, I was able to order a PS5 from Walmart on Nov. 25 and there's been more in stock at many other online retailers almost every week since then. Sure, they disappear quick but if you really want it it's definitely possible to get one if you're patient.

@tingtong: Not sure why fun factor and graphics need to be mutually exclusive though.

They could produce a game with amazing graphics, while still being fun. We won't know until we see actual gameplay for the game.