Realistically, what is your idea of "The Perfect Game"

First off let me state that I am 63 years old and have been playing games since computers and eventually consoles came out.  Let me further state that I have been heavily involved in game development as a level designer since Call of Duty 2.  I have worked with many who went on to work for major studios but primarily Treyarch.  I was invited to join them but declined for various reasons whoever I did work on the closed Developer teams for the mapping tools.

I only state the above to provide some creds for this thread.  Having played many games and run one of the top mapping sites for level developers I have heard from thousands of people on what makes a game bad, good or simply impossible.  Through all this I have learned that when people actually talked about their concerns instead of yelling, screaming or simply trying to be awesomely self-important sounding then changes actually did occur to better a game instead of trying to please everyone.  It is easier and better for a game when a true balance is actually achieved through honest and calm discussions. 

I am an average player on my best days.  I know that this game is not perfect and I am also mature enough to understand that gaming studios are under extreme pressure to get games out so that their shareholders can make money and hopefully lots of it.  Surprisingly enough I have also found that the actual players themselves seem to be more accommodating or accepting when a release gets pushed to achieve release goals.  I have played this particular release and have not yet felt the need to rage about things