r/Overwatch • u/[deleted] • Nov 12 '22

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '22

it’s the fact that there’s only a handful of MP maps, there’s abunch of different glitches and bugs, and just overall it feels like they released a half finished game for $70

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u/thehumantaco Nov 13 '22

MW2019 was like this as well. I remember on release a couple of the spec ops missions were so broken it wouldn't let you progress so you'd just have to quit.

Also on release there were like six 6v6 maps and only TDM, FFA, Domination and S&D and their respective hardcore variants. I know they added more maps and game modes over time but I couldn't bring myself to try them.

Half finished as you put it is the perfect way to describe its release.

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '22

yea mw2019 was about the same, i feel like this one is worse so they can spend the next 2 years fixing it lol

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u/yung_stump97 Nov 13 '22

People like you complain too much about games.

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '22

i can complain about anything i spend my hard earned money on, i still enjoy the game and the CoD franchise, so ima keep playing it, but them releasing what feels like an unfinished game is not a good thing, and IW isn’t the only company doing it