To be fair gaming as an industry has positioned itself in a unique place. With other industries, the product you get on day 1 is the same as the product you'd get on day 100. Games have the ability to evolve.

You are right that games do have the ability to become better over the time but very rare do patches feel like a step forward. It's like buying a sandwich however the one given has missing ingredients while those that are actually present could barely stand upright.

A true Sinner's Sandwich.....

You guys are stupid. All software has bugs. It is impossible to have software without any. Games are getting huger which means more bugs.

Also cars are completely different and also cost 40 k. You telling me you want to spend 40 K on a game to make sure that all the testing has been perfected to a military grade. That's nonsensical its a game, there's going to be bugs. Even airplanes with all of their testing still have bugs!

Also a car is completely different. I humoured you and tried to compare them but they aren't the same.

"because it comes from one of their favorite developers or franchise"

sometimes... and sometimes its because of money, or free stuff.

Like if IGN consistently get free games and stuff from EA, then I think IGN will think about that when they are reviewing the next EA game.

Not just reviewers most people in general. They'll complain that this game has bugs. Than wont for others.

Like example last of us has a ton of bugs. Yet it gets a pass with gamers. Which I agree with because I know the realities of big softwares. But other games won't

@DanteVFenris666
On about half a dozen play throughs I only encountered two significant bugs in TLOU. Once a wall went invisible and another time Ellie fell through the floor. Sure there are bugs, but if the TLOU has a ton of bugs then most games have a megaton of bugs.

Fallout 4 has tons of bugs, and it's one of the least buggy games Bethesda has ever released. I normally don't buy Bethesda games at launch specifically for this reason, I only bought FO4 at launch because I got a really good deal.

That's one of the fallacious outcomes of pre-ordering games,i can understand pre-ordering in a supportive manner when the IP has an uncertain future.Why?people do it while it's successful remains a mystery to me.It's not a subject discussed by media outlets either,which strikes me as odd.It's not a hard equation to make.

Kickstarter was not a new concept,it was just community driven.