Devs wont be back until next week
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Paraphrasing many posts sentiments "We paid money so we have the right to expect a fun, polished product"
NO. You bought early access. It means the game can be not fun, unfinished, even broken. You just paid for the posiblity of playing it in its current form. IF you think its unfair, you shouldnt have bought it, but its not the devs/steam problem taht you cant read waht early access is. And PoE2 is working, with a campaign mostly liked by all. You dont get mostly positive on steam for nothing. The rest will be worked on. |
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" The vast majority of people inn excess of 300k of us are having a blast. Its always the vocal minority that think they're important and their feelings matter. |
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Also for me personally, i am happy they released it before Christmas/ New Years holidays. I dont have much time to play, I managed only to get to near end of Act 2, and i had some extra time to play during those holidays.
I can understand abstractly that poeple who play 4hours+ every day have played everythign there is int he game, and found lots of problems and are impatient for the changes to begin, but its still feels very impatient and strange. Early access game. If you are done for the state POE2 is in, go play other games, come back when the changes start hitting. |
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" This...this right here. This guy gets it lol Its a EA game and the only people complaining are the ones who probably are spending WAYYYYYYY to much time playing the game every day. Speaks a lot about them but not the state of the game. |
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I've got some issues with the game. And I've got like 350 hours logged, some idle for sure, with an 89 monk 91 ranger. But I can still respect companies that appreciate work/life balance, especially over a holiday. These things can wait.
I mean imagine they wanted to cater to feedback immediately after release, and therefor decided to delay the release till after the holiday? Pass. Last edited by Ner0suM#7473 on Dec 31, 2024, 2:18:55 PM
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