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This is not the case in a game like Duke Nukem 3D where the pistol is useful for destroying objects, hitting switches and for attacking enemies at range before you get the rpg/chaingun. Or Half-Life where the pistol is a solid ranged option before you get the Crossbow.
We'd be having a very different conversation if the problems with Superman 64 were solvable with modifications. Doom 3's are. And if they are, I'm going to mention it in my recommendation of the game to potential buyers of it.
The developers released mod tools and the source code to Doom 3 of their own free will. It'd be a different story of fans just hacked the game. They wanted people to modify it, and to me that means it's free game to improve upon it's issues.