tgb1 wrote:The fact is you chose to release the game in an unfinished state. Now, almost a month into what is essentially a public beta test, you are reaping the results of that decision. Had I known it would take this long to get a finished product (let alone a proper manual), I would never have ordered it when I did.
You made your own bed - now you can lie in it.
jastaV wrote:You have not bought some yougurt, going acid having not it soon!
It's a game, that we'll keep gaming for years to come!
A bit of time and a great swon will come out of the ugly duck!
AndrewKurtz wrote:Curious. Given what you've seen of the game and the vision for it, do you think you would have ever bought it? In other words, is it the lost time value of your money that has you upset or something bigger?
AndrewKurtz wrote:Ahh...but you forget about the time value of money!
If that $60 had been invested over the past few months instead of spent on WWI, it would now be worth $30!
AndrewKurtz wrote:Provolution,
Very well stated. The only thing I disagree with is the statement "too many excuses and too few recognition of guilt". AGEOD came out in the first few days and said (paraphrased) "we goofed and if you want you money back, we will refund it". That seemed an extraordinary step and admission they they had erred IMHO.
But your point is well made and makes sense. Based on my experience with AGEOD games, in a few weeks/months, WWI will a great game and it will keep getting better. So hopefully, as they continue to update and upgrade the game, the reviews will be adjusted accordingly.
Andrew
jastaV wrote:It's a game, that we'll keep gaming for years to come!
PhilThib wrote:I totally agree and consider all opinions as perfectly acceptable, including those who do not like some, part or all of the game...
The only thing I have 'trouble' with is when one is denied the opportunity to present one's defense...this hurts my conceptions of what democracy and justice should be
PhilThib wrote:The manual will come, it's just a gigantic task that I am alone to handle for the moment in terms of creation... hopefully, there are volunteers here that have shown up to assist in proofreading... this saves time...a lot
tgb1 wrote:Perhaps if you had waited until the manual was done and the game working properly before you had released it (cash grab), you wouldn't be facing these issues.
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