Didn't say it was the worst, just it's a fair dip below the original. Surely it's fair to expect at the very least a comparable product in the sequel? And it's quite possible that it's not the worst PC game of the year, doesn't mean it still can't be bad.
Yeah my example was a bit iffy. About the closest I can think of as an actual example is that Need for Speed (hey isn't that an EA franchise? ) that had the xbox live messages in PS3 version or whatever (also I think COD map pack had references to XBL as well too). And people rightly complain. But you do the same on PC and it's elitist entitlement, or it's okay cos there's not just one model of PC, and I guess as implied from your response, because there's no MS or Sony equivalent to tell them to keep up the quality. Are devs really that bad that they need the manufacturers with cattle prods to make sure that the version of the game has the correct on-screen buttons to match the controller of the platform it's on?
Generally folks pirate ports just to see how bad/good it is. If it's a perfect port it's worth a buy. If it's a shitty port then you know to steer clear. E.g I pirated Crysis 2, it was trash port, not buying it. I pirated Bulletstorm, as I mentioned it's a decent port. I'll be picking it up over summer hopefully. Look, PC multi-plat titles tend to come out the ginger step-child of the bunch, usually late, buggy, missing basic pc features, etc, so PC gamers have just reacted in kind. If there's a industry wide up tick in the quality of PC ports then people would have less reason to be unsure if the game they're being asked to dump £35 on is going to work or not.* When you buy a game you shouldn't be having to get community made config editors and importing textures from the first game to get it up to scratch.
*which as a generally high class PC developer for the past decade Crytek actually had the get out of jail free card on if they're were going to be making a decent PC version. Then it all went a bit pete tong to the point it's more than likely tarnished their reputation of the past decade of games with PC gamers for a fair few years.