September marks the beginning of the AAA season in most years, and 2015 certainly didn't disappoint with some big finales, much-needed expansions and some odd releases.

Briefly: If you're a Blood Bowl 2 player wondering why some armour colours were removed from the game and turned into paid DLC, know that's a mistake. "We're aware of the store content issue caused by the latest patch and are working quickly to resolve it," the game's developer, Cyanide, told me.

Blood Bowl 2 has problems. Many problems, in fact, many of which are yet to be resolved. Cyanide, the developers, have issued four patches since the digital recreation of the tabletop game launched in September.

But the game is still missing many features that fans of the property, and the Chaos Edition re-release of the original, are demanding. Some of those features are still coming, according to a Steam update, although we won't know precisely when.

Rather than rebuilding the interface of the original, or perhaps converting the sequel into something more trimmed for tablets and mobiles, Cyanide have spun the Games Workshop IP into something you don't want.

Imagine Blood Bowl, but worse.

It's not a universal flaw. Not every developer is failing their fan base by failing to communicate. Many, in fact, are active and responsive with their players. But Blood Bowl 2 is a perfect example of precisely what can go wrong when you don't maintain a constant dialogue.