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All of the best games ever made have been janky as hell. Highly polished games are usually that way because they avoided doing anything interesting and just did things that had been figured out by previous games.
I guess I agree. At the end of the day itβs very subjective and it can all just depends on your luck and patience too (the game crashing 5 times in a row for me was my breaking point). I had no such issues with Alan Wake 2, Hi-Fi Rush, Street Fighter 6 and ToTK, which for me rank above bg3 just because I was never frustrated with those games (just myself when I messed up).