The truth rarely helps, but that does not stop it from being true.
And as i have said before, i did not pay hard earned money to attempt to find solutions or work-arounds to problems that should never have existed in the first place!! I paid money for a product marketed to be equal to it's counterparts on other platforms. It is not so much to ask that a game developer supplies a game that matches the marketing campaign!
I have just sat through the 20min demo Todd commentates over, and the resounding thought? "Wow... That's what this game SHOULD look like..."
So, let me get this straight, all in one breath, you are saying that someone needs to do something about this so you can play your game, but yet, when someone suggests something that may actually help, you say I ain't lifting a finger to have to do it? Sounds counter-productive to me.
Look, I understand that we all should have gotten a polished game, (well, so far I
did) but this is honestly the way Bethesda functions. It's every launch of theirs that's like this, to the point where it's kind of the industry inside joke. Why would this launch be any different? Again, I'm not apologizing for Bethesda, they need to get their stuff straight when it comes to launching relatively bug-free games. But this is
absolutely par for the course, and It's a risk I was well aware of going into purchase.