Calm down kids

Post » Fri Jun 03, 2011 8:49 am

How about this.. stop whining. Sick of it? uninstall it or just wait for the patch. OR GO PLAY CRYSIS 1 OR CRYSIS WARS? Seriously this madness needs to stop. I'm thinking of contacting one of the crytek employees on twitter to just shut the forums. It's getting stupid and stupider.
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Motionsharp
 
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Post » Thu Jun 02, 2011 9:29 pm

@benboogaard

Well, I mean, how long does it take for them to patch the basic basic problems? People on this site have, within 3 days of launch already made programs that do what we wanted Crytek to put in the advanced options patch on their own.

How long does it take for them to announce there actually doing something about it?
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Post » Fri Jun 03, 2011 3:27 am

post launch is for fixing little bugs, the things that need to be fixed with Crysis 2 should have been fixed before we paid our hard earned cash. We gave the dveloper/publisher money that we could have used to support our familiy, which in turn they will use to support their own families and for that we should be able to expect a finished and well tested product in return.

I dunno about the rest of you, but it took me about 9 hours (after taxes) to earn enough money to buy Crysis 2. Thats opening and closing my press roughly 1200 times.

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Post » Fri Jun 03, 2011 11:36 am

Very nicely put,nice post Bangasm

l myself had just got the game this past friday,everything seems GO,however there has been many a time where i would go and buy a PC game and just crash to my desktop.i get frustrated but its not important enough for me to demand a fix in the same day,what happens if there's no power for days,i mean let it go and
give it time,theres more to life than just a game on a screen.

Enjoy all: hoping your problems are resolved soon
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Post » Thu Jun 02, 2011 10:29 pm

I guess if your not calm about Crysis 2's many flaws, your a kiddie.

Oh.
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Mel E
 
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Post » Thu Jun 02, 2011 11:01 pm

All these issues are not acceptable when these were problems that were ignored during beta testing. People have paid $60 to enjoy a game and many can't. You expect me to pity a multimillion dollar development studio? Who has released a bug ridden product to the same community they claimed to be there lead platform? No sir I refuse to get punched in the face and say " Thank you may I have another". You go through life accepting mediocrity and see how far that gets you.
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Post » Fri Jun 03, 2011 6:24 am

post launch is for fixing little bugs, the things that need to be fixed with Crysis 2 should have been fixed before we paid our hard earned cash. We gave the dveloper/publisher money that we could have used to support our familiy, which in turn they will use to support their own families and for that we should be able to expect a finished and well tested product in return.

I dunno about the rest of you, but it took me about 9 hours (after taxes) to earn enough money to buy Crysis 2. Thats opening and closing my press roughly 1200 times.

Indeed! I am walking to work because i don't have money for petrol! I am renting out my wife behind the central station for some extra income just because i bought this game!!!!
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Claire Vaux
 
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Post » Fri Jun 03, 2011 5:34 am

i think people should be able to get refunds on games this broke just like if you bought anything else thats broken.

the games industry is the only on i know that legally gets away with selling **** and just say we will patch it later, some do some dont. yeah crytek eventually will but still ****
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Post » Fri Jun 03, 2011 6:23 am

I have no idea why people think oh don't worry 3 month's down the line we'll fix acceptable, David Jaffe(Creator of GOW) recently mentioned this as well. It's ok for a game to have bugs everyone can agree with that but releasing a game like they did on the PC with many options not available on release well is wrong if you ask me.

Don't get me wrong I'm loving the loving the game for far but not having the option to pick through my saves nearly **** me over. I fell off a building and during the fall a checkpoint save appeared of cousre the fall killed me but every time i reloaded the save i was falling to me death. Luckily a friend showed me a site that had a infinite health cheat to fix my problem. Anyway surely it wouldn't have taking long for them to code the save thing they could have done it in a day.
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Post » Fri Jun 03, 2011 10:26 am

7) Account access bug fix - Honestly, we're not gods.

Yeah, but I did pay for access to multiplayer and so far haven't been able to play a single SECOND online.

If you get access to multiplayer you will be creating a thread like "DISCONNECT EVERY 5 MINUTES ON MP" in the next 10 minutes.

Of course the time you can't access to multiplayer will be rewarded to you into a no-bugs MP.

Think about that man
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Post » Fri Jun 03, 2011 10:55 am

I guess if your not calm about Crysis 2's many flaws, your a kiddie.

Oh.


LOL.
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Post » Fri Jun 03, 2011 9:26 am

Im pretty satisfied, Ive never seen a (multiplayer) game that didnt need a fix after the release. BUT, the problems crysis 2 is dealing with is just some bugfixing, not huge gameplay, balancing, serverlag, crashbugs - issues that you see pretty often in other games.
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Post » Thu Jun 02, 2011 11:11 pm

im with the camp of, they have a job to do and if they dont do it correctly they need to hire better staff.

I work in IT and if we dont meet deadlines our ass is ready to be fired yet we have to produce the best quality possible to the end user, hold their hand, treat them with respect, and most important, give answers when asked questions, this is what is unbelievable in this day and age that all of u who defend crytek/EA think its fine for a company to releae shoddy goods.

ive also worked as a welder and jesus there where deadlines but the quality had to be spot on as people lives depended on it (nuclear powerplant parts) but this is called work not school, they are expected to work hard and do a good job.

this is a sloppy job at present, post ps3/xbox 360 days its was rare for games to be released buggy, main reason was no updaes for consoles as no online, this generation has aloud devs to be sloppy and not need to rush as it "can be patched after release"mentality. i honestly dont see good service at all with this,

also to note can anyone, not trolls lol please tell me why do we expect shoddy goods from games industry but not anywhere else, the games industry now really needs to be governed by law where they are not allowed to produce poor buggy games, it will only take one person to sue a company for it to change.
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Post » Thu Jun 02, 2011 10:25 pm

I have never played a game that was perfect out of the box, and I doubt I ever will. Crytek has made a fine game, and when you get down to it you have to agree. The PC gaming community is mocked because of people like most of you; whining, complaining, and moping around because something that ticks you off hasn't been fixed within THE FIRST WEEK of a launch.
Just a few years ago, the standards were set so higher that today's releases wouldn't even be fit to be called a beta. Coincidently, problems started happening as the 360s and PS3s arrived, and after that ports, and barely working releases were considered 'okay to launch'.

Also, people would be complaining less if it weren't for the very basic features not working, tons of connection issues, game progress constantly lost, heaps of other game crippling or downright breaking bugs, etc. This game clearly needed a few more months in development and how on earth it got past Q&A is either absolute incompetence on their side or the looming release date around the corner, and it's either that or nothing.

Game Devs are people too- just like you and me.
By this you must mean that the good people at Valve for example, must be gods who descended upon this earth. Because they release awesome games, extremely solid, with all the PC features that make games great and help communities flourish and turn from "players" to real longstanding and nurturing communities (support wich comes back as very positive reviews and great sales,) and treat their communities with respect and listen to them.

Actually, Valve should be an example to follow to the whole PC gaming industry, with TF2, Half-Life and CS as it's banner.

My point is, they're people yes. People who screwed up badly, because the same 'human people' at Valve and other companies can and do infinitelly better than them.
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