Nich

Akari, I took the statement you made as that Obsidian sent the game as was intended. I might be mistaken; since it was stated that developers set the date not the development houses; I could have easily misread your intention and not your stated fact or train of thought. Its just I (I honestly couldn't help myself mind you) watched a buddy of mine play the game for a (excrutiatingly brief) few minutes play the game, only to crash twice in the span of 5 minutes. When rushed by a publisher it will never amount to a good thing. Not for anyone involved. Most of all the player. I'll be keeping a sharp eye on the pc version, but situations like this don't help form a fan base. On a side note, its cool to still see a dev or two roaming the boards after a product is still released. That is for the most part a first or a rarity. Anyhow, Happy Holidays everyone. Stay safe and be well. Nich (Oh watch out for the egg nog)

So Obsidian released a game that was in no way/shape/form ready for retail? It gave a lot of people hope that Lucas Arts rushed your company. But if this is what people can expect from a first major title that was created from a new company, well it prolly won't sit well with any gamer regardless of platform. I dunno, but its giving me serious second thoughts about the game (and I've been following it for several months now). I'll certainly be waiting on my friends review of the game before i trust a game site/magazine. Nich