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Just a friendly reminder to not buy games on release and wait till other idiots buy games first before spending your hard-earned money
About one or two years, until the community has fixed those games.
Yeah one to two years is a pretty good time frame, maybe longer. Wait until the price hits the lowest it's ever been before you buy.
While I generally agree with this it feels wrong in this case since everyone who bought it can get a refund.
If everyone did what you say then no companies would make video games, because nobody would buy them.
Except this quote is incorrect because average is not always median
So there's a probability that there are much more stupid people than previously thought‽
Or less
Fewer.
Yeah sorry english aint my native language
IQ and other intelligence measurements usually follow a normal distribution though.
They do indeed, so it might be close actually
People still pre-order games.
The idiots would still but them