The problem here for me is the fact that this should have been an absolute priority to resolve. Not just say "it won't be fixed until 2025" and leave it in such a calamitous state!
That is just not acceptable, especially when other pointless things like challenge career live season whatever it is takes priority over unplayable invisible bumps in the track.
@IanM282 wrote:The problem here for me is the fact that this should have been an absolute priority to resolve. Not just say "it won't be fixed until 2025" and leave it in such a calamitous state!
That is just not acceptable, especially when other pointless things like challenge career live season whatever it is takes priority over unplayable invisible bumps in the track.
„Not acceptable” is a relative term. You might not want to accept and emotionally you feel like not accepting it. But factually you are forced to accept and you do. If this cannot be accepted, there are different actions that follow.
@IanM282 wrote:
@LightPilgrimI don't look at it as deep as that. For me it's quite straightforward. Paying £90 for a game with invisible bumps in the tracks to not be resolved, is not acceptable.
And yet people are forced to accept. Which practically means it is acceptable…or better say, accepted. In monetary terms.
@LightPilgrimLets just say we see it differently then. In my view that decision with the bumps will never be acceptable, if you see it differently then so be it.
People paid for the game. Walls are there and will not be removed. You kind of accepted it by owning the game with walls:-))
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