Probably cause the experiences differ wildly between people. I'm over 20 hours in, had one relevant bug (couldn't use my weapons anymore, which I found a workaround for), love the story (mainly the side quests so far, since I haven't done much of the main story by now), the world and having a blast with the game.
One is completely broken to the point where I can’t complete the quest because Johnny isn’t spawning.
And on top of that the Game crashes at least once per hour.
I do expect A LOT more when paying 70€ on a game. No, not RTX, but at least >20fps. The game is constantly hitching every N seconds.
Plus the PR was all about that stunning AI but it’s not there at all. Just compare the 48min E3 demo with actual gameplay.
You mean this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ogihi-OewPQ
This is probably the first game that didn't get a downgrade visually, but got an upgrade.
Not sure what else do you mean by E3 demo.
>Plus the PR was all about that stunning AI but it’s not there at all. Just compare the 48min E3 demo with actual gameplay.
He's talking about the AI that got a downgrade, not the visuals.
He is talking about E3 gameplay demo, so I showed one. I would gladly see the one that showed AI downgrade.
Doom 2016, e3 vs release: https://i.imgur.com/I5mWucM.jpeg
Most of the time these are part of the open-world genre leading to lots of fun, like weird ragdoll physics. Tho they can be kind of a deal-breaker when they happen during scenes that are supposed to have an emotional impact.
Like when a character you are supposed to care for is about to die, and their gun suddenly flies inside their head to get stuck there, while the drama keeps playing out regardless of how absurd it look.
I had to literally lol at that, but it really took me out of the moment/the mood the scene was actually going for.