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He somehow managed to get stuck on the SECOND LEVEL of the play area and didn't come down until I triggered the cutscene. Sundrop constantly got stuck in the daycare while both carrying me and trying to get to me.

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And hearing that even the PS5 and PC versions are having issues confirms that it's more than just beautiful graphics. Now I've been playing it up to where you have to get to the sound booth, and streaming it for my friends to watch, and it's gotten insanely worse. I figured it was because the graphics were just that good and didn't think too much of it. Only played a few minutes to see what we were getting into because it was late and had a few lag issues.

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I'm on PS4 bought the game on day one because my fiancée and I were so freaking excited.

(!!SPOILERS!!, because I need to give context on the issues I'm experiencing.) They are on the path to bigger, greater things and I aim to support them regardless. Speaking from that standpoint, what they've done here is impressive and I hope this learning curve serves them well. and breaking away from your signature style is harder. Speaking from personal experience, game development is HARD. I would stand by my statement and place blame on sheer inexperience in crafting a game to this extent when all previous games have required much less taxing coding to bring it all up to par. It'll make the experience all the better when I actually go to stream the game once they've patched stuff up. I've actually gotten quite far past my initial issues, and I aim to complete the game regardless of it. The important part to me is that the game isn't unplayable as most would make it out to be. I've actually quite enjoyed the game aside from the framerate drop in some areas and bad graphics in others. Recalling past experiences has served me well in this case. I've just learned not to expect anything fantastic. Literally no game releases on launch and is perfect or complete in any way.ĭont get me wrong, I see what you're saying.

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With this in mind, companies release games as soon as they have been developed enough for release, and only a select few go the extra mile to ensure that their product is 100% stable enough to survive for the weeks/months following launch until they can get a patch out to work out the bugs.

the reason is that videogame development has become exponentially more complex than what it was back in the day where a dev team could release a game as soon as they deemed it 'finished', and the process of such continues to grow more complex with the inventions and upgrades of new technologies. Maybe just chill and think about this: there's a reason why the game industry has made it possible for developers to work on/upgrade games even after they've been released. As a matter of fact it seems like they have plenty of personal experience and genuinely know EXACTLY what they're talking about. They actually sound relatively knowledgable on the topic.