I find these "open letter" game complaints rather ridiculous. It's basically getting up on a soap-box and whining in public. The sense of entitlement in the game community is amazing. Can you imagine people writing "open letters" because the movie "Little Fockers" doesn't live up to the quality of "Meet the Parents?" The guy in this "letter" says that he was well aware of the general negative consensus regarding TFU2. He bought it anyway. Nobody made him do that.

Yes, I'm ready for the N4G crowd to proverbially "rip me a new one" with a slew of disagrees and perhaps some personal attacks.

Going on though, these endless rants don't change nearly as much as simply using the power of your wallet. If TFU 2 is horrible but still sells six million copies, do you think the devs will give two sh!#$ about these open letters? Do they ever? Every year COD makes more money than the year before, despite the fact that every year the gaming community becomes increasingly vocal about how much they hate it. Guess what? Nothing will change until more people walk-the-walk (not buying) than buying and complaining loudly.

Remember: Devs don't owe us anything and we don't owe them anything in return. The simplest way to make them listen is to refuse to give them money for inferior products.

awful game.

Haha the first step is admitting, my friend.

Haha, completely agree... But, the fact that he is involved in this is a definitely a positive sign! Could actually be a good game!