That's an awfully Augustinian perspective. What do you hope to gain by punishing devs? A bit of vindictive glee? Do you beat your kids too? Believe that the US prison system rehabilitates folks?

It's been frustrating for me trying to get around the bugs but I think Juggernaut made one of my all time favorite games. This is the sort of experience I wanted out of the Shadowrun Returns games. I spent hours trying to work around the bugs because I love the gameplay--and with some version shuffling and tolerating Galaxy, I've been able to play the game finally without too much trouble. I don't think any amount of threats or punishment or free market ideology bullshit is going to help with anything. At the end of the day just blasting the creative minds providing you with entertainment, blasting them with humiliation and spite just spreads a negativity like a cancer on the enjoyment of all. If you want to punish someone with your wallet, shop local for your groceries instead of funding Wal-Mart. Boycott companies with actual policies you don't like, instead of indie game artists struggling to see their vision through. You think the Juggernaut devs are trying to put one over one you, steal your hard earned...five bucks? with a bunk game? Seriously? Seems to me they are doing everything they can with lots of patches and updates, and that when the bugs are out they plan to add more depth to the game too. You think they have done some intentionally cruel shit that merits PUNISHMENT? That's messed up, dude. If you want to punish someone look in the mirror at the guy who lashes out at people over a video game and think about what you want to contribute to the world. You're going to be dead someday. You want your tombstone to say HERE LIES ATHINEOS, HE PUNISHED ARTISTS WHOSE WORKS WERE IMPERFECT. I suppose everything you've done in life is absolutely flawless? You've never made a mistake?