Much love Bioware.... way to take it seriously

yeah the Tempest's reveal is a lot like the new Normandy's now. The ydid a great job reworking it. Saw the nwe reveqal for the first time on my Natalie's playthrough and it was brilliant.

It may be just me. But I just can't thank or praise someone for bringing something to the condition it should have been in when I purchased it. It would be like me buying a car that I have to keep taking back to the dealership for maintenance, and then thanking and praising them when they finally get my car to a state where I can drive it hassle free.

It doesn't matter the value, the principle is the same.  If someone sells me something they know to be unfinished, and EA knew what condition the game was in when they put it out.  I'm not going to thank them months later for bringing it to the point it should have been in when they sold it.  If everyone acts like it's fine, what is to stop them from doing it again? 

While this is ultimately true that games SHOULD be released without glitches or bugs, that's not how the industry works at all. It's common practice for EVERY AAA publisher to release a game and then do patches. TW3 had game-breaking and save-corrupting bugs, HZD had animation and clipping issues, etc. That's just the state of the industry. Is that shameful? Probably. But with people wanting bigger and more complex games, removing every glitch would take years after the game was finished, all they'd have to charge $120 per game (just a guess).

Did MEA launch with more bugs than some games? Sure. Did it launch with less bugs than many others? Assuredly. But some games launch with bugs that just never get addressed. Many games get much less support post-launch than MEA. THAT'S why we are thankful. Because they already had our money. There's no real reason they would have to patch it as far as they have. They did it for us (and for their reputation, too).

you miss my point it's not a matter of value its one of complexity. And designing a game, ie an entire brand new fictional world from scratch, is an entirely different proposition then building a car.

Even then most cars even the brand new ones have their quirks and flaws and differences. Some are known for their great ACs while others are known for transmissions. And the quality of the car depends greatly on the hardware (the road) the car is being driven on.

Furthermore whether it's a flaw with a game or a car both go through patching...and what is the alternative? To drive a defective car or play a defective game?

You mean Arkham Knight and there is no comparison.

Now if only we could get a DLC.......

Don't even pretend Andromeda was as buggy as that broken pile of trash Witcher 3.

MEA ME 2 and Witcher 3.

Well shit. Good choices though. Skyrim is good but great storytelling it ain't. Still taking down dragons, $100,becoming a mage $1000, becoming an assassin, theif and hero all at the same time? Priceless.😁

No, I mean Arkham City.  They released it on PC, it was unplayable, they basically recalled it, pulled it off steam, and stopped selling it.  They gave people refunds and then put it back out once they fixed it.