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Tintin developer apologises, says game is not "the experience as we intended"
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this post was submitted on 08 Nov 2023
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Companies all around just suck. Always releasing things early then apologising and saying they will fix it. Zero excuses for this behaviour matches my zero respect for these companies and is the reason I don't pay for things anymore unless they can prove it's not garbage, then I'll pay.. π΄ββ οΈ
Serious question. How do you decide if something is garbage or not, like what's the criteria?
As someone buying a game? If itβs full of bugs, glitches, scummy monetization schemes, or feels outdated.
Pretty much this. You just know when something was only created for in-game stores and not for the game itself.