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And the majority are negative by far...
I do agree with Optix334 in the fact that we need to stop allowing devs to call games "Fully Released" or "1.0" when there are MANY issues that still plague the game...
This is a hot trend for developers now.
They say 1.0 and then patch and patch and patch....with fix after fix..
And there's a difference in little bugs here and there, small balancing changes..to completely reworking ai...and all the other blatant errors that would prevent a proper 1.0 label...
No wonder every other AAA release is trash. Its amazing what people will ignore.