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In a rare occurrence the professional enthusiast press had to wait to play the game until official release just like the rest of us peons. I find this to be a positive thing as they get to experience the pains and frustrations of regular consumers that they may not have otherwise if they were all allowed to play through the game a week ago.
Rock, Paper, Shotgun has some very specific opinions about their frustrations and the gameplay and you can find IGN's ongoing review in progress venting a bit as well. There seems to be a general feeling of cognitive dissonance amongst both the player base and press as they deal with having to experience server issues in their fantastic single player experience. Also for a good (informative) laugh check out GiantBomb's video of the launch day.
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