So I am linking the thread and everyone be sure and read it, because, it is exactly true, and come Monday, I will also be calling them to ask when the new patches are coming out. Enough people call, they will hold everyone involved there till it is fixed, so pass this on. I wont be surprised if I get a busy signal or they just don't pick up the phone, another hint that they know something is seriously wrong.

http://www.gamesas.com/index.php?/topic/1134463-we-need-to-take-matter-in-to-our-own-hands/

This also brings up another point, did anyone on the outside world get to Beta test Fallout: New Vegas? I heard no mention of it, maybe I was under a rock that day. Possibly they should take a hint sometime that console emulators do not work exactly as the actual console that is manufactured. Get a clue, and let a small number of general public play it, believe me, you will get the reports of all the glitches, especially if it stops good game play, such as the case I have ran into.

It doesn't take a Harvard Grad to realize when something is poorly coded and implemented to the public. I maybe studying gaming and simulation programming, coded and rendered some of my own small home games for friends and family, but wow, did we drop the ball here.

see you all on xbox live

xxwebslingerxx

Please do not create threads about other thread, particularly locked thread.

Large patches generally take time particularly when the issues aren't easily to reproduce, identify, and fix. The game has been out for a little more than a week and while some things have been fixed the bigger issues will unfortunately take more time.


From my understanding all XBox 360 and PS3 releases must pass through MS's/Sony's internal QA before release. This includes DLCs and patches in addition to the games themselves.