That's like saying "I drive a car made in 1969, so any car dealer who makes a retro muscle car and puts power steering in it is a jerk!" Get with the fucking times, technology moves forward, even if your games do not.
No, that's like saying "This Black&White CRT TV costs more and needs more power than most of the giant LCD, LED, or Plasma displays available on the market EDIT: and thus you should buy it now!."
It's funny how every little idiot thinks he knows his technology and assumes everything has to be BIGGER AND MOAR. Where in reality the technology advancement race has gone towards efficiency, with development of slower but more efficient electric or hybrid cars, putting a giant range of software over the "cloud" instead of straining the consumer's hardware, giant hardware developers focusing on technological increments useful for mobile devices (less battery consumption), even many people claiming that Moore's law is essentially dead at this point.
Look, the console generation has lasted for 8 years, the longest possible. No one was pushing the barrier in any way, shape or form. The demand for a computer update was basically unnecessary and still mostly is even today.
Stop being fucking retarded and stop defending software bloat on the sheer notion that "technology moves forward". There is nothing technologically innovative in Wasteland 2, which looks slightly better than the fucking Van Buren demo back in '03; and doesn't provide (according to the fucking hundreds of pages of conversation in this very thread) any improvement in terms of mechanics and content to any previous cRPG. It doesn't have physics, it doesn't have "megatextures" or giant levels with seamless transitions, it doesn't have hundreds of NPCs reacting in real time, doesn't have much in voice acting, no facial animation or motion animation of any kind, no NPC routines or day/night cycle, nothing that justifies its bloat.
The last great TB RPG before the kickstarter shebang was a neat game called Knights of the Chalice, made in 2009, that apparently had no idea that your software has to be bloated in order to be "modern" because the only system requirements it had were "computer with directx9 and windows xp".
Next thing you'll tell me that I should move with the fucking times because some generic mario clone needs a core i5 CPU to function for some reason.