A brand new car getting recalled on day 1 is a big deal. What planet do you live on?
The quality of workmanship of products has gone down considerably overtime. While it is nothing to lose your temper over, a button falling off of a brand new shirt just shows how little many industries care about quality anymore. Mostly because to alot of us, a new shirt doesn't cost much. But when you pay $60 bucks for something that doesn't work, the annoyance level goes up.
Yes, humans are not perfect. That is why you are supposed to test the product first to see if it works like it's supposed to. If it doesn't, then it needs to be fixed before you sell it.
I agree, people are getting out of control on these boards and should be civil about bringing problems to the attention of the developers. But calling people names because they refuse to settle for this trend of selling inferior quality goods is immature.
Sorry some people aren't willing to let inferior workmanship slide.
Let me re-phrase that. Brand new car gets recalled for a random trunk release switch intermittently functioning.
Point is, its minor.
The lag is not extreme to the point of not playable. People still play, people still, get kills, people still win, people still enjoy it.
Inferior workmanship? Thats a bit extreme. Game looks beautiful. Details of visuals are stunning. Features, plots, execution of the game are tastefully original. Features are sharp.
Why dont you donate 3 million Euros to Crytek to help them to eliminate any potential financial budgets that can hinder any development bottlenecks? Especially on a cross platform release.
Test? You think financials for any company can shell out the necessary funds to accommodate such a large test phase? 3 platforms. 3 sets of different coding. Server time. Hosting time. Man hours. Deadlines. Think about the big picture. If this was a 1 platform exclusive, I'm sure it would be much better on the initial release. Proof exists with Crysis 1 released on the PC.
You think EA, Sony, or Microsoft aided them in development funds? No. Crytek had to pay them. Publishing costs to EA, license fee to Sony, license fee to Microsoft.
Is it perfect? No.
Is it still enjoyable? Yes.
Can it be improved? Yes.