I see your point of view, but to be fair sometimes if you're having a larger party or something of that sort you have to contact the restaurant a couple days ahead so they can be prepared for the thirty meals you're going to order all at once. I see where you're coming from with the car part too, it's a few thousand dollars and then after years of being built and tested IT might even have problems. At the same time though, a car is a few thousand dollars and I drive mine every single day with 165,000 miles on it. I can honestly say there is no game that I have ever played probably 300/365 days in a year. So cars are used much much more and are a lot more high maintenance than a game. If I bought a $60 fancy table set because I felt like being nice and then we tried to use it and one of the bottoms from the glass just fell out when we picked it up, you better believe I'd return that.Originally Posted by SaintRaze
I can see your point of view but at the same time personally I just expect a product to work when purchased, I see your reasoning with the car that still has problems. For my car, I've never had any major problems. I change the oil on schedule, I've replaced a few tires, this is a '92 GT Celica convertible that my dad had before me, and it still has the exact same top that it had when purchased. So with a car that costs a few thousand dollars, there haven't been any major issues that aren't to be expected over time. The only major thing I can think of is that the alignment was fixed a couple months ago, in 2013, so twenty-one years after this car was made we had to fix that.
