Well than little kid we come from different perspectives! I have been playing it since DOA was on the DREAMCAST! I am not content!
Welcome to public forms!
Welcome to the current Gaming generation, more like.
Look, your game's gonna evolve, and at times the result ain't gonna be pretty (hello, Final Fantasy XII/XIII) and at times it won't be quite what it got hyped up to be (this game, RE5, and SC5, for instance). At the end of the day, though, it was a needed move for survival, and we haven't adjusted to the companies' change in priorities.
In earlier games, the company made their game without too much care for what the fandom asked for, we got our game, found the flaws, and had to nut up or shut up until the next game. These days, we begin seeing unneeded balance patches on Week 1 or 2, visuals/mechanics being changed to suit the forums' bitching about how some photos looked, additional balance patches/rereleases until the game gets old, and (everybody's favorite) titles being shoved out ahead of schedule with the intent of MAYBE fixing it with DLC, knowing we'll hand over $60. Hell, Namdai allowed SC5 to be released ahead of schedule knowing it was unfinished beyond DLC assistance, and still asked for a full-price game, and we bought it. I'm still wondering how Street Fighter remains as popular as it does.
That said, we got really damn close to what Team Ninja was selling this game as. Sure, there's more fanservice than we were told, the characters don't quite look the same as initial renders. Whatever. What we as the community need to do is SHUT UP AND LET THEM FIGURE OUT WHAT TO DO NEXT. Team Ninja needs to do is let us work out our tech and find the major flaws, then they can spend their last 'free' patch on minor tweaks to bring every character into the competitive spectrum.
Sorry for any logic loops, disagreeable points, or otherwise snarkiness. I just like this game a lot, and want some time to settle in and see how things unfold from here.
Also sorry if I sound like I don't know anything about what I'm talking about. I started playing DOA on the PS3.