Simply because you've don't liked dawnguard at all or partially and you like to complain about that on a forum
However,that post wasn't referred to you,even if the other guy feels morally supported by your assertion
I enjoy the idea of dawnguard but it's full of freaking bugs. Don't assume to know who I am please, I am here because I am in support of the PS3 players as are a few other people who don't play on the PS3. Understand, if a bunch of people are upset at a company it has failed. For the entire purpose of the company is to ensure that the majority of users are satisfied. Regardless of whether or not you feel the customers are entitled to it or not, or whatever, they have still failed. Regardless of whether or not you believe people have the right to be upset or not, they will be upset. And who does that hurt if anyone? The company, minus the frustration of the rage quiters.
There is I have the right, and this is right.
You can have the right to do something, it doesn't make it practical in any way shape or form to do it necessarily just because you can. That is what this thread is about. A company that has repeatedly left PS3 people in the dark and filled with bugs, and people tired of it and contemplating quitting.
You don't need to tell people not to post certain things or simply just to quit or anything, they want to vent. This is essentially a venting thread in a desperate attempt to gather information. Every PS3 user here is upset. They are upset that they are always last, and simply for what system they chose to play Beths game on. There comes a point where pure civility will get nothing but polite half assed responses. As time goes on people are realizing this. The thread started out upset but more civil, what happened about a week ago? A bunch of essays about F you Bethesda. People got tired of waiting. If they just said wait 6 months then it would be something.
Also it's a bit weak to assume that regardless of my opinion on dawnguard that it would make me not understand something said?
Just because people have yet to pay does not make people any less of a customer, nor does it make them worth any less service or appreciation. Typically businesses like to make people feel better about themselves and use that to their advantage to buy their products, not slap them in the face knowing they'll buy it anyways.
Bethesda knows these people will buy. But the idea to give nothing more than a product is just dumb. Courtesy is always appreciated and keeps people happy when they come back. People say this wont affect PS3 sales by Bethesda, I already dropped the PS3. If I get anything from them it'll be from another system. With my computer most likely not being able to support dishonored and a 360 with the Red Ring it is probably gonna be a while before Bethesda continues to get my money. And with games like AC3 coming out, no need to rely on them.
In my opinion though Bethesda is releasing half assed products, not just to PS3, PS3 may be getting quarter assed products, but to everyone. If it's not the story, it's the bugs. Bugs bugs and more bugs. I'll say it again, not everyone gets them. But man oh man those who get them get them hard. Constant crashing, freezing, unable to equip items, unable to attack, backwards flying dragons? Spells not showing up or unable to be cast or equipped?
Forget the idea that beth can't code for PS3, they're kind of horrible at even coding for 360 and PC at this point. PC survives because of the modding community.
Just saying, this is the first game I've ever played that I made a comment on the forums of, or even visited the forums of that was single player. I've never played a single player game before with so many bugs honestly. I would get games sometimes day of, sometimes up to a month later. The bugs would be fixed by then by patches. And here we are still some 9 months later with a patch that actually made the game worse for some, and better for others. And this patch hasn't even been approved in Europe yet.
What I'm saying with all this really is, Bethesda needs to get its crap together in general. I love the idea of the games, but they sometimes just have that feel of a rushed product, a work in progress, an unfinished game. If Skyrim were the first open world sandbox then it'd be different, but it's not.
I have at times followed games that wern't going to be out for several years and it didn't bother me not knowing a release date or anything. They kept everyone in the loop of everything, we knew it would be years, and they let us know when the day was coming.
Bethesda just needs to take a step back, take a look at the whole picture, and step out of their money cage.
Not all of this was directed at you Cicero, it's a combination of you and just in general. Yes it is a bunch of complaints, but it's not for the sake of complaining. I'm complaining because I know that they can do better and they choose not to. I'm complaining because Bethesda seems to have burned out their logic portion of their brain. They keep overestimating themselves and then dropping the ball when all eyes are on them.
» Sat Nov 17, 2012 10:46 pm 
). I have to tell you, I don't mind having a bloody nose. Really. 
