DQXI is being compared to a barebones and rushed game? You might as well say that for every single game that later had an "enhanced" version released.
There's normally an upgrade path at least, not having to buy it on another system where it looks and runs like crap.
Most of these editions -on PC at least- are often made available for free to thank existing players for their support.
If it's difficult for you to even commit the time to play through these games, then maybe they just aren't for you anymore.
Fuck off with that attitude.
Well, firstly because there's a way to make all those people NOT pissed off: offer the S version as an upgrade DLC for PC/PS4 players.
Square seems to really like doing this shit to their players, though. PC/PS4 players of FFXII are still left without a job-respec system and gambit tabs, the Switch/XB1 versions of FFX|X-2 didn't include the PC version's boosters (even though the PC's Esc menu was implemented in them anyway), etc. Anything to encourage people to double dip.
I'm not sure if they do it intentionally, or if they're just really bad at post-release support for their games.
I'd honestly be leaning toward incompetence rather than malice in this case, considering how quick they are to abandon their games and don't fund patches (
NieR:Automata remains unfixed on PC).
Then again, they're also doing things like pulling
The Last Remnant from sale on Steam three months before they released a "remastered" version on PS4. It's now been ported to the Switch, but remains unavailable on PC.
In a perfect world this game releases on all plattform, at the same time with all content - sadly this wasnt possible with XI for multiple reason. They still delivered the best possible versions for every initial release - be it for the japanese release in 2017, the initial PS4/PC western release in 2018 or the upcoming Switch release in 2019.
The problem is that this is 2019, everyone is online, and most games are moving toward a GAAS model.
People expect developers to support their games now. If they're adding content to DQXI it should be available to DQXI on all platforms, not just one of them.
How many other examples can you think of this generation where developers continue development on one platform and not all the others they released their game on? There are a few other examples, such as
DmC: Definitive Edition, but it's not a common occurrence and people are right to be upset.
I'm personaly used to games getting improved versions I mean why are people not annoyed at P5 the Royal ?
They still have to buy a new game for new contents. No cross save either.
People
are annoyed at the way Atlus is handling
Persona 5 Royal.
There's not as much ire because Atlus fans are used to paying over the odds for everything they do, and because it's not being released on another platform with the new content being unavailable to PS4 players of
Persona 5.
This release looks like it'll perform and look perfectly fine though. It's not exactly a MK11 situation here :P
I doubt they're targeting anything more than 30 FPS on Switch.