Why Did You Release a Full Game in Beta Condition?

Eric Conner · Jan 4, 2023

Why Did You Release a Full Game in Beta Condition With Massive Connection issuesBugs Disconnects And Just now Had To Manually Pull My Power Plug On My BRAND NEW XBOX S Because My screen went totals off no pop ups for my xbox at all no power down screen even swapped tvs to make sure wasnt my cord or Brand New Lg 4k Tv... for $70?

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StuartATrueRed

What game are you talking about?

CODukes4

You want to know why companies don't release betas? People play a beta version of a sliver of the game and decide that there isn't enough content in the full game. SMH

Hanzo Storm Bow

I don't know why everyone acts as though DICE has a history of releasing bad games. They might not be your type but then again, if they aren't, why are you here now?

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Was the BETA full of problems? Yeah. Did I have more fun on an old, toned down, glitched, one-map beta build of BF3 than I do on a full, released, COD game that has been patched countless times? Yeah.

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Might it still be problematic? Yeah. Am I worried? No.

Tezzarrific

explain why all modern releases are either alphas or betas but called full release lol.

MrBradPrime

This is pretty standard with almost ALL Beta releases of games.

When you are playing a Beta version you are agreeing that it's not the final game, and in the terms it will almost certainly state that progress will not roll over to full release.

This is to create an even playing field for all on release day.

Note when you are playing a beta version of a game, the intent is you are playing to assist with bug reports and to help the final product be the best it can be, this is why you are provided the game early.

Why Did You Release a Full Game in Beta Condition?