But you are the one that making the point about how you buy zero PC games because of experiences with broken games.
Don't be self-righteous. You make the same elitist position in the skill-based vs class based thread, where you made the assertion that people would be stupid enough to pick the same skills as other people in their group to the point where everyone was the same, and that they have to be forced to pick different skills in order to be different. You have no more faith in human intelligence than I do.
And besides, you have pretty much said they all need patches. Especially with your insistence that I only buy games if they have a patch (despite numerous clarifications). It may not be the way you're intending, but when you make extreme absolute decisions such as never playing a PC game again, what do you expect? The only reason why you'd take such an absolute policy is if you felt the problem was excessive. When people take absolute responses, people will read more into those responses.
@Darque
I italicized "require" for a reason.
Recent games that I finished without needing a patch, just looking under my computer at my stack of games:
Silent Hunter 3
Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory
Call of Duty 2
Rome: Total War
Half-Life 2
Empire at War
Civ 4
Well, those are the game cases I have found anyways. I was tempted to put Bloodlines, because I did finish that without a patch, but I know that there were problems with that game.
This is true.
Besides, IGN felt it prudent to open up this section on their website:
http://cheats.ign.com/index/bug.html
Bug free games already don't exist. XBOX games can be updated, and I'd be surprised if PS3 owners were no longer excluded, in spite of the HD being optional.