I'm a definite fan of your last 2 Fallout games. I have logged in probably over 200 hours (close to 300) on Fallout 3 and have enjoyed the hell out of it. Since you released the DLC late for the PS3 version, I even bought an extra copy of the game, the Game of the Year Edition, to collect the DLC and get the full experience. I hotly anticipated the release of New Vegas by reading as many articles both online and in magazines to find out as much as I could. I decided to get the game for the 360 as my PS3 was running out of HD space.
When I got the game, I really enjoyed my experience! Sure some say that it's too much like Fallout 3 but I thought since I loved Fallout 3 so much, that wasn't a problem at all! Hell, it's not called Fallout 4 for a reason, right? After putting in 26 hours into the game and obtaining a lot of items, my game crapped out on me and I not only lost my auto save to file corruption, I lost one of my manual saves to it as well. Sure, it's my fault for saving to only one file, but I thought my auto save was my safety net.
Now, I can't continue the main quest, I can't do some of the side quests, I can't continue hunting for more skill books and other items. I paid for a game and it svcks that I can't fully enjoy it. I know for these big games, there's a lot of work put into it and I am a patient man... I will wait for these bugs to be fixed. What I am trying to get to is that you guys made a mistake, you guys have released a game that has gotten some of your customers pretty pissed off. I'm sure the team is working hard at fixing it, but I do think the fact that we had to wait for a fix instead of having a smooth play experience svcks. I think in keeping your fans happy and saying "Hey, we screwed up and we're really sorry", maybe you can throw us a bone in the effect of free DLC like additional/unique items, maybe release the first DLC episode for free, or something along those lines.
I think it'd be a really nice gesture on your part and show good faith to the gaming community
Sincerely,
Shea
