I assure you, as a man who believes in fair criticism, I have no "safe zone" and take any valid critique of my arguments on the chin, so to speak. Also, what makes you think I'm "taking it hard"? To me, I was just being factual.
Well, not all players are as tech savvy as the two of us, or is using someone else's (i.e. their parents') computer, they didn't buy their computer themselves... there's a whole host of issues that could lead someone to need to play this game on a Mac. Not everyone can just instantly say, "Oh, I need a PC because I want to game, here's anywhere between $700 - $1000 for a new computer." Maybe they already had a Mac before they made the decision to start gaming on their computer rather than their console, and just can't buy a new one.
I'm of the opinion, that if you should do something you should do it right, and not do it half-assed because the minority don't really matter. I would have rather they didn't release a Mac version at all if they couldn't get it to run properly. Doesn't that seem lazy, to you? Why bother at all? Why waste these people's time and money, if it's bad enough to make them want to stop putting up with the issues eventually?
I know, this thread was done on April first, and I did keep that in mind. I doubt that Malicious was actually leaving, or that he actually did, but it is an issue that I see joked about a lot. I just think that companies should be held accountable for this kind of thing, or people should at least address it more often.