"...when you set aside time on limited nights due to work, kids ect... And it's ruined by quite big issues not small issues it set me off... I hate that this kind of thing is becoming the norm on games..."

You're singing my song. :) I feel the same way about all games. I pay to play functional games that should have already been tested & debugged before being sold. I don't pay to spend my time testing games, writing up bug reports to post on forums, & waiting around for patches - that what professional testers get paid to do. I know nothing is perfect, and I can understand minor hiccups on launch day, but I have a very low tolerance when high-impact issues prevent proper game-play. I'm keeping an eye out for patch notes to help me decide when it's a good time for me to buy so I can hopefully enjoy the game without (m)any major race-ending issues.

By all means this was a bit of an angry post due to loving the game which is hard to explain I guess.

It's a great game offline but when you set aside time on limited nights due to work, kids ect... And it's ruined by quite big issues not small issues it set me off hence some of the wording.

I hate that this kind of thing is becoming the norm on games

I know they will fix it and that's great but I want them to know it's not ok

Offline by the way no problems but I bought this for the community sim racing aspect.

I've been really looking forward to this game, but I've been seeing so many post-launch bug reports that I'm glad I didn't pre-order or buy it at launch. I hope they release some good patches soon because the game looks like it would be lots of fun if it worked properly. I'll wait to buy until after the major problems get fixed.