[DracoTarot]

Creativity is of importance. The buggy parts will eventually be sorted and not much of a issue. 🙂

[watchdog]

@UnapologeticDino

I think it depends on how buggy we’re talking but if we take Kingdom Come Deliverance 1 for example, I’d take games like that any day over those the recent Far Cry or Assassins Creed games.

A rough gem but one that I adore with hundreds of hours put into it over the years. Innovative combat along with one of the most beautiful stories paired with visuals that hold up better than most, it’s just spectacular.

Goofy animations, not much quality of life things that are expected in a morden game, bugs and glitches/exploits that break immersion completely, and yet I hold it to a high regard because the positives outweigh the negatives.

To anyone who hasn’t played it before or to the people who have played the recent Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 that came out a few months back, and not the first one yet… do it. It’s worth your time.

[Roy63]

I prefer polished and well-executed games, even if they play it safe.
For me, the most important thing is that the game runs smoothly without bugs or crashes.
I don’t enjoy wasting time dealing with glitches or fixing developer mistakes.
I’d rather have a stable, smooth experience—even if the story is a bit predictable.
Comfort comes first!

[Ahmed88thman]

Creativity@UnapologeticDino

[Danail]

@UnapologeticDino More bugs = more features :D. Everyone is saying that they prefer the buggy game but i am suspect they are mostly playing the top titles and rarely scavenge for these lesser known creative gems