[quote name='roundhouse']Well that's fine for you, but I listen to reviews because I don't like blowing money on bad games. I got the first Dead Island for $8 on BF, liked the beginning of the game, but then thought it really started to suck after that. Traded it in before finishing it.
So yea, I will listen to reviews before spending $50 on an expansion for a game that I only mildly enjoyed at $8. If they were able to capture the fun of the resort area of the first game and actually fix the things that were wrong, then I'd possibly be picking this up. But from everything I've seen, they didn't improve the game in any way and there's even more bugs than the first game.[/QUOTE]
I did everything in Dead Island in terms of achievements on the 360, and then bought it on PS3 for $8 on BF like you did. I am slowly playing through it on PS3 now.
I have put in about 5 maybe 6 hours on Riptide and have encountered zero bugs thus far, so I cannot comment on glitches beyond not having had a single one.
You don't have to like the same games I do, but to base what you do on what other people tell you to do seems silly to me. And if you are paying retail for a game, regardless of the quality I believe you want to be on gamestop.com and not cheapassgamer.com
The game is by no means perfect, and does have issues such as mediocre graphics, but I enjoy it a lot. I consider it Dead Rising meets Borderlands, both games I adore. To tell people to stay because some people you don't know dislike it seems stupid to me. Tell people why you dislike or like a game and move on.