
Originally Posted by
Zyrlux
Yes. Bugs occur. Servers implode. These happen to small degrees and USE to be fixed within a night or two. This is day four. The same **** is happening. I've seen launches go over smoothly. Dofus for example, was released just under a decade ago, in 2006 if I'm not mistaken. Wanna know what happened on that launch? One day worth of laggy server issues. A few visual glitches. Some things that they thought would go over better but didn't. Wanna know why? Because it was in open beta for over 2 months. It wasn't even made by that good of a company AND it was their first game. With Wakfu's release, there weren't a whole lot of issues either. They gauged the estimated server capacity by holding an event. Anyone who logged in within hour x and hour x on day x got item x. They get a feel of their peak server capacity. It's about proper planning and execution and while Trion DID do well with Rift, it was mostly because almost all of Rift was damn near cloned from WoW. Down to numerical values and process. I have only played it once again since launch and that was only to see if they ever changed anything to separate the massive WoW similarity and from what I saw, no. Still looks like they were like hey, you know what would be cool? Then added those ideas and for the stuff they were like, well what about this? Well wow did pretty well with this, lets just do something like that. With Defiance being a seemingly made from scratch game, it takes a bit of work but they didn't give themselves much practice with Rift. Now, I never played secret wars because my comp couldn't handle it, but I heard good things about their launch. Old republic as well. I started to play for launch by my gfx card wasn't able to handle it. There are so many examples of the GOOD releases that you choose to ignore...for what end? "Oh, it's okay, it's just day four, bugs are to be expected." Well, so is action. So are patches. So is quality. So is, 'If they want their money, they will earn it.' And so far, they yet to seem to have earned it.