I'm not grateful for paying full price for a sloppy rush job. I also wasn't complaining about things that are not fixable out of technological reasons, but intentionally leaving things incomplete (like missing noises and musical scores, and the blatant volume discrepancies between musical score and fauley track during the Battle of Yavin).

If they'd be honest about it, and apologized for their mistakes I may not have been so angry about it. But the fact they're trying to sell bugs as features doesn't remind me of the philosophy Lucasfilm once stood for.

The 2004 Set remains a huge disappointment - no matter how much slack you want to cut those guys, they could have done a lot better by just giving it more time to actually release a product that lives up to the quality standards they established themselves.