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Originally Posted by onlyamonkey
It's like saying there is no such thing as hype or trend. Either they make the smart decision and pour resources into TWD 2 and get it out asap so the game can gain in popularity and they can make more money and hire more people to expand as a business instead of this seasonal crap where it's 1 month between a 2 hour experience or they can make the dumb decision and pretend like the game will have less bugs when it comes out and it doesn't matter because people will wait forever anyways.
Not all will wait. Most will move on. It's gaming, it evolves fast. I learnt my lesson, which is why I waited until all episodes of TWD were out before I bought it. The stalling and slow pace is also why I don't visit this forum as much as I would like. There's not enough happening.
And oh, that "if it takes time it means the made a better effort" crap? It's bullshit. Games always comes out with tons of bugs.
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So what? I've been waiting for the end of the season to buy the games since Telltale started. It's nothing new. Telltale is growing, not shrinking. Is a small developer that doesn't have the budget of an EA and it will continue doing its thing because it works, has made it profitable, and because it can't afford to take all in risks like huge gaming companies. If you don't like it, you're at the wrong game station, but don't talk about how everyone will jump ship just because it takes a while for the game to developer. They haven't, they didn't, they won't. If the game is good, people will get it.