Everyone needs to stop complaining to 343, its just stupid and pointless. Its one thing to suggest changes to the game, but when you’re complaining for no reason at all its just stupid. They have admitted they had to release the game when a lot was unfinished but everyone complaining 24/7 isn’t going to make them fix the problems any faster. I’m not a little 343 fan boy neither am I a fan of what Halo 4 is in its current state, but I do think they deserve a couple of months to get the game together to what they intended it to be like by release. I’m very excited to see what 343 is going to do with this game!
Or they should have waited another few months and released it with all the fixes that should’ve been there. They also missed out on the prime bug and game tester that is the public beta… they could have swapped some things around to make it better. It just feels clumsy as hell. The whole feeling that I’m holding trading cards during the lobby isn’t cutting it for me (But alas this one is opinionated).
A game should be released feeling as though it’s the best you could do, and if any unforeseen bugs arise, you’ll handle them. But they knew that there were some issues and still sent it out.
It’s a great game and all, but they really needed to hold it back and fix the many, many minor details.
complaining for no reason? haha if i buy something i have a right to complain if im not happy with the product. would you eat crappy food if it was served to you?
> they had good ideas, ms just wanted a new halo game out fall 2012 so they slapped something with pretty graphics and shipped a broken game.
We should all blame MoneySoft for that. Trying to break COD’s sales by releasing a week early. Instead, a glitch filled game is released, everyone notices the problems and as quickly as they came in, left for the other releases. I wonder why now Spartan Ops was not all released in one go (despite the first 3 episodes being ready), possibly to keep us coming back.
A horse, is a camel designed by a committee. Makes me think why Bungie left now.
It may be their first game but a Public Beta isn’t too much to ask for here, Bungie did it with both H3 and Reach. It would have set them back? So what it would have made the game much better then it is now, there wouldn’t be as many problems due to the large amount of community feedback because if it was one thing Bungie learned from Halo 2 and I quote “Don’t underestimate the player/community.”
> Everyone needs to stop complaining to 343, its just stupid and pointless. Its one thing to suggest changes to the game, but when you’re complaining for no reason at all its just stupid. <mark>They have admitted they had to release the game when a lot was unfinished</mark> but everyone <mark>complaining 24/7 isn’t going to make them fix the problems any faster</mark>. I’m not a little 343 fan boy neither am I a fan of what Halo 4 is in its current state, but I do think they deserve a couple of months to get the game together to what they intended it to be like by release. I’m very excited to see what 343 is going to do with this game!
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> Good luck to everyone at 343 (:
By that reasoning. Don’t you dare complain once you buy a brand new smart television and it doesn’t work because the company is still figuring out how to get the internet on it to work.
OT: FYI, me complaining about a glitch or problem will indeed make them fix it faster as they are aware of it and with growing numbers supporting the change, it will happen. If we didn’t complain about glitches in Complex, it still wouldn’t be fixed because nobody would be saying anything and we are all silent.
Secondly. They have been given a chance which has been 17 days since launch. Not to forget the 30 odd days before hand where the game was gold and they were supposedly testing it and fine tuning it.
Unfortunately for them. Time is against you in this day and age. You can’t sit silent for 3 weeks and not address the community. They have already lost many players as seen by the current play list numbers. For the first few days there were 400,000 + in the top two playlists. Now in prime time America (on a weekend mind you) there are what 140,000 if that at max. Care to explain where the other 260,000 went (not to campaign or Spartan ops).
Unless they hurry up and say something like we are looking at these changes and leaving these, the numbers will keep on dropping. They’ve had their chance and time. Better start talking.