[ SECRET POST #3424 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3424 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What media did you instantly regret spending money on?

[fishnchips]

Buggy games can be both hilarious and infuriating. I had the most buggy versions of Assassin's Creed:Brotherhood and Assassin's Creed 3 (both graphics and game play bugs). Newly upgraded weapons would just disappear from the inventory during the next mission. Horses were walking on water. The complete game environment glitching out during cutscenes. A leap of faith getting interrupted half way down so Ezio landed on a roof and died. Unlocked areas locking up again for no reason. Hair on characters disappearing. It was... pretty bad. Nobody I know had this many bugs in those games.

I'd actually prefer waiting longer for the release of a game if that meant getting an actually functioning game, but alas, waiting is not a guarantee that things actually improve. (Yay for bug-fixes and patches that actually make the games worse than better)

Re: What media did you instantly regret spending money on?

[herpymcderp]

Oh absolutely.

Skyrim's bugs were incredible. I had one where a questline npc appeared outside one of the major settlements and just... kept multiplying whenever I would fast travel there. Eventually there was a little herd of that one npc just wandering around. It was pretty amazing.

Unfortunately in the case of TLoU there weren't any fun bugs. Just annoying ones.