103270-another-tuesday-and-insert-bug-here-has-not-been-fixed

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			What is going on? All this community does is bring to light bugs with WildStar it seems, but I rarely see any of them fixed. I hope Sabotage is worth it, kind of like Warplots....	
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 All this community does is bring to light bugs with WildStar
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What is going on? All this community does is bring to light bugs with WildStar it seems, but I rarely see any of them fixed. I hope Sabotage is worth it, kind of like Warplots....
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Seems we may have 2 communities.
 
I see a few bug threads pop up but the rest is complaining about CS, someone else thinks other people care about them leaving, a daily coffee thread, some screenshots and various other threads about the price of fish.
 
To say "all this community does" and then mention a tiny part of what it does is a stretch.
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Most of these threads are interwoven with the bugs they encounter. I'd say a good number leave because of it. 
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So far, people tend to say "bugs" at the tail end of their "I quit" post the way people say "Amen" at the end of a prayer.
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And maybe that should tell you something?  Why are we as a community, and as consumers, so willing to accept a product that is so riddled with errors and bugs, and which is obviously not a complete product?  People will gladly tell you with smiles and rainbow unicorn farts how awesome and amazing an MMO is, despite all it's flaws.  Take that example and replace it with any other product sold in any other industry and the response would be to either fix it or you get your money back!  
 
You can make all kinds of arguments about MMOs selling an experience, and wax poetic on the ever-changing nature of digital content, but the bottom line is that as long as the players keep accepting and paying, and even promoting unfinished and unpolished products, game producers will continue to force development teams to release them in such a terrible state.  
 
It's ok to like the idea and the style of Wildstar, just as long as you're also objective and critical of what it actually is. If people are angry and leaving with the reason of "Bugs", then maybe that's because WIldstar is chalked FULL of bugs!  How long can you really stretch out the excuse of "Well it's still early in the launch of the game!"?   How long before that stops being acceptable?  
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And maybe that should tell you something?  Why are we as a community, and as consumers, so willing to accept a product that is so riddled with errors and bugs, and which is obviously not a complete product?  People will gladly tell you with smiles and rainbow unicorn farts how awesome and amazing an MMO is, despite all it's flaws.  Take that example and replace it with any other product sold in any other industry and the response would be to either fix it or you get your money back!  
 
You can make all kinds of arguments about MMOs selling an experience, and wax poetic on the ever-changing nature of digital content, but the bottom line is that as long as the players keep accepting and paying, and even promoting unfinished and unpolished products, game producers will continue to force development teams to release them in such a terrible state.  
 
It's ok to like the idea and the style of Wildstar, just as long as you're also objective and critical of what it actually is. If people are angry and leaving with the reason of "Bugs", then maybe that's because WIldstar is chalked FULL of bugs!  How long can you really stretch out the excuse of "Well it's still early in the launch of the game!"?   How long before that stops being acceptable?  
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, kind of like Warplots....
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And maybe that should tell you something?  Why are we as a community, and as consumers, so willing to accept a product that is so riddled with errors and bugs, and which is obviously not a complete product?  People will gladly tell you with smiles and rainbow unicorn farts how awesome and amazing an MMO is, despite all it's flaws.  Take that example and replace it with any other product sold in any other industry and the response would be to either fix it or you get your money back!  
 
You can make all kinds of arguments about MMOs selling an experience, and wax poetic on the ever-changing nature of digital content, but the bottom line is that as long as the players keep accepting and paying, and even promoting unfinished and unpolished products, game producers will continue to force development teams to release them in such a terrible state.  
 
It's ok to like the idea and the style of Wildstar, just as long as you're also objective and critical of what it actually is. If people are angry and leaving with the reason of "Bugs", then maybe that's because WIldstar is chalked FULL of bugs!  How long can you really stretch out the excuse of "Well it's still early in the launch of the game!"?   How long before that stops being acceptable?  
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And maybe that should tell you something?  Why are we as a community, and as consumers, so willing to accept a product that is so riddled with errors and bugs, and which is obviously not a complete product?  People will gladly tell you with smiles and rainbow unicorn farts how awesome and amazing an MMO is, despite all it's flaws.  Take that example and replace it with any other product sold in any other industry and the response would be to either fix it or you get your money back!  
 
You can make all kinds of arguments about MMOs selling an experience, and wax poetic on the ever-changing nature of digital content, but the bottom line is that as long as the players keep accepting and paying, and even promoting unfinished and unpolished products, game producers will continue to force development teams to release them in such a terrible state.  
 
It's ok to like the idea and the style of Wildstar, just as long as you're also objective and critical of what it actually is. If people are angry and leaving with the reason of "Bugs", then maybe that's because WIldstar is chalked FULL of bugs!  How long can you really stretch out the excuse of "Well it's still early in the launch of the game!"?   How long before that stops being acceptable?  
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