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Someone just posted a thread showing kotaku's latest article about how buggy the game is - that thread was just deleted as I was trying to post in it.

Why? Doing exactly as I expected, not listening to us and only releasing patches when DLC is near and hardly fix anything.

The random crashing some of us get will never be fixed I bet.

[TASTY TRACY]

Someone just posted a thread showing kotaku's latest article about how buggy the game is - that thread was just deleted as I was trying to post in it.

Why?

Doing exactly as I expected, not listening to us and only releasing patches when DLC is near and hardly fix anything.

Of course. They can't let the user feedback go out about such a shoddy piece of work.

[CYCO JO-NATE]

The thread may have been deleted if ...


There was already a thread on the subject.

There was something in the original post that was either flamebait or censor avoidence.

Or the article had been transcribed or copy/pasted rather than linked too.


@CacoDemon: Then why leave all these threads reporting errors and make statements about several errors?

[Jinx Sykes]

We welcome constructive feedback on this forum, and we allow links to articles about the games, good and bad. We are moving threads to appropriate forums, or merging posts into other active threads to keep the clutter and repetitive threads to a minimum. Try not to jump to conspiracy theory type conclusions, and review the forums a bit more carefully, eh?


We do delete threads that are duplicates, or against forum rules. I'll leave this one up, though locked, so people can maybe not over-react if a thread gets moved or merged.

[Dagan Wilkin]

If you want to air general concerns, please use the general forum. This forum is for specific technical support issues and solutions.

That said, please keep your discussion civil. We are fully aware of your concerns and a patch is on the way.