'I dislike or hate the game' (General feedback)

It actually does have validity and is on topic and I'm not just tossing around things I'm more or less trying to get you to understand how I am and where I'm coming from.

Maybe playing on the hardest difficulty for some might be difficult but for me it's not. It's really simple to just use my previous experiences from playing video games to make plans and take certain actions based on them and succeed.

And yes you are right that I belittled them and that's because I believe that these are casual gamers. I'm not a casual gamer and I do look down upon casuals especially if they think that they have a say in how a game truly looks and feels.

Look bro, I didn't die. Stop thinking that I did because I didn't. The life support system is an issue because enemies are bullet sponges. Most people that I see even making this claim that it's not an issue never cranked the game up to harder difficulties to see what I'm even talking about. It takes time to do an engagement properly and surveying the area. And even after you've done that it's not worth it because your Life Support will run out before you can even get halfway through the combat. 

You can't just rush into enemies and expect to kill them all because the only thing that will greet you is certain death.

Also this game is unfinished. I really should record every single bug and glitch that I encountered to show you people who keep denying this even when it's already on youtube videos if you take the time to actually go out and watch them like I did even though I have already played this game. But I seem like a child for pointing out a games flaws? You must be joking?

Because I don't fancy the idea of ending up in a death loop because of a crappy spawning system that should be removed from the game through simple testing? That people getting stuck on and behind objects constantly because they want to explore and be stupid in their own little world but can't because the game is buggy and glitchy as hell and just watching ships fly directly through mountains and walls is just hilarious when even halo didn't do that and the ships that came into contact with walls collided with them because they were actual physical objects that interacted with one another.

And as a guy who has literally tested out video games and reported bugs to said developers I know exactly what a game looks like in both alpha and beta stages of the game. This is literally an alpha stage game that is an unfinished product and why I refunded this game. You can have a different opinion than me and that's fine. But I think that your standards are seriously low if you think that this was anywhere near a complete product.

Edit: Oh and that's just for one fight, you aren't doing multiple without replenishing your life support and that just breaks the immersion in the game for me. I can't even explore the world because I'm completely gated in what I'm capable of and what I can do.

And yes you are right that I belittled them and that's because I believe that these are casual gamers. I'm not a casual gamer and I do look down upon casuals especially if they think that they have a say in how a game truly looks and feels.

That is maybe the most horribly elitist attitude I've ever seen. You seriously look down on people that don't play a video game like you do? Jesus Christ, dude.

That tells me there's no reasoning with you. Have a nice life.

Okay I have a question for you. Why is it my fault for playing on a difficulty that the developers of a game created to be playable when it's not?

I played this game with a GTX 770 on max settings and consistently got above 60 FPS. This game is gorgeous and looks far better than this game does. Just look at those damn trees. Yet, when I played this game with my upgraded graphics card, a GTX 975, I can BARELY play on high settings and most of the time I get severe frame rate dips to the point of unplayability. When you ask your customers to have literally the newest graphic card that was JUST released, you're doing it wrong especially when there are games that look far better and can run on potatoes made of wood. The guy in the video put his specs on there as well and low and behold, a 760.

Then we have some very serious bad gameplay mechanics. I'm talking about mechanics such as the life support system. You're supposed to explore these world but you can't because you can't even step foot outside the nomad (at least not early on anyway) unless you like the thought of death. Do you want to stop and fight some enemies? If you're playing on insane mode then forget about it. Almost every single fight I pretty much either flat out ran out of life support to sustain the battle or was about to. And if there wasn't any nearby (like the time at my death loop where I was searching for some and ran out) then sucks to be you! And then there are timers  and battle animations that are far to long to be even remotely useful. I used the barricade just a few times and regretted my decision to put any points into it at all. It literally takes 2 to 3 seconds to deploy the damn thing and you can't move at all during the process. You were better off using evasive maneuvers and finding cover than exposing yourself to death. There are other issues but I'm just pointing out a few for now.

From what I've seen in most games, when you select to play a game at its highest difficulty, they tend to warn you that you should have experience with at least one whole playthrough of the game before playing on the highest difficulty. 

Okay I have a question for you. Why is it my fault for playing on a difficulty that the developers of a game created to be playable when it's not?