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ORIGINAL: CV Zuikaku
We'll, that's a very good news, indeed [:D] So, can we expect a manual to be available a few weeks before release of the AE - just to be completely ready when AE become available ?[;)]
ORIGINAL: witpqs
ORIGINAL: CV Zuikaku
We'll, that's a very good news, indeed [:D] So, can we expect a manual to be available a few weeks before release of the AE - just to be completely ready when AE become available ?[;)]
Well they keep telling us it will only be ready with the release so they can continue to make it reflect all the changes they make...
ORIGINAL: Terminus
Disclaimer: This is my opinion only, and not a "company line" of Matrix or anybody else.
I can understand if people are frustrated by this seemingly endless delay. Lots of time I, and the rest of the team, have been as well. We've seen several release deadlines come and go, and every time it's very difficult to muster the energy to go on.
But here's the thing: those release deadlines were pushed back FOR A REASON. Every single time we took a look at the product and had to admit that this was not something that was fit for release.
We're not doing this to be douchebags, but because we're gamers ourselves. We can look at this with both player and developer hats on, and see if it's ready, and there's no almighty publishing house standing behind us, pushing us to release to some arbitrary deadline. Kudos to Matrix for that.
We could have released this a long time ago, but it would have been an incomplete, inferior and quite frankly unworthy game.
My name is on the credits list for this product, and I don't want it to be anything less than something I can be proud of. I remember a quote from a game manual once (IIRC, for Civilization IV) along the lines of "we didn't want to be known as the team who broke Civilization". Well, we don't want to be known as the team who broke WitP.
We've all stuck with this game for nearly five years now, waaaay longer than most games live in this day and age, and we're just about to take a big leap forward. I love what we've done and are continuing to do with AE, and the vast majority of WitP gamers will too.
Rant over.
ORIGINAL: Yank
ORIGINAL: undercovergeek
ORIGINAL: Yank
I've been thinking for some time now they release at Origins like the original WITP, though I certainly hope I'm wrong and it'll be sooner than that. In any event, the news from the Wargamer forums can't be bad news...
indeed - im hoping a more informative answer without the usual stock replies mentioned by old guard will appear at wargamer
hey you - send your turn - its a good one [:'(][;)]
So Undercovergeek is my very own e-mail partner, you learn something new every day!
ORIGINAL: Terminus
Disclaimer: This is my opinion only, and not a "company line" of Matrix or anybody else.
I can understand if people are frustrated by this seemingly endless delay. Lots of time I, and the rest of the team, have been as well. We've seen several release deadlines come and go, and every time it's very difficult to muster the energy to go on.
But here's the thing: those release deadlines were pushed back FOR A REASON. Every single time we took a look at the product and had to admit that this was not something that was fit for release.
We're not doing this to be douchebags, but because we're gamers ourselves. We can look at this with both player and developer hats on, and see if it's ready, and there's no almighty publishing house standing behind us, pushing us to release to some arbitrary deadline. Kudos to Matrix for that.
We could have released this a long time ago, but it would have been an incomplete, inferior and quite frankly unworthy game.
My name is on the credits list for this product, and I don't want it to be anything less than something I can be proud of. I remember a quote from a game manual once (IIRC, for Civilization IV) along the lines of "we didn't want to be known as the team who broke Civilization". Well, we don't want to be known as the team who broke WitP.
We've all stuck with this game for nearly five years now, waaaay longer than most games live in this day and age, and we're just about to take a big leap forward. I love what we've done and are continuing to do with AE, and the vast majority of WitP gamers will too.
Rant over.
[:D][:D]ORIGINAL: Terminus
Disclaimer: This is my opinion only, and not a "company line" of Matrix or anybody else.
I can understand if people are frustrated by this seemingly endless delay. Lots of time I, and the rest of the team, have been as well. We've seen several release deadlines come and go, and every time it's very difficult to muster the energy to go on.
But here's the thing: those release deadlines were pushed back FOR A REASON. Every single time we took a look at the product and had to admit that this was not something that was fit for release.
We're not doing this to be douchebags, but because we're gamers ourselves. We can look at this with both player and developer hats on, and see if it's ready, and there's no almighty publishing house standing behind us, pushing us to release to some arbitrary deadline. Kudos to Matrix for that.
We could have released this a long time ago, but it would have been an incomplete, inferior and quite frankly unworthy game.
My name is on the credits list for this product, and I don't want it to be anything less than something I can be proud of. I remember a quote from a game manual once (IIRC, for Civilization IV) along the lines of "we didn't want to be known as the team who broke Civilization". Well, we don't want to be known as the team who broke WitP.
We've all stuck with this game for nearly five years now, waaaay longer than most games live in this day and age, and we're just about to take a big leap forward. I love what we've done and are continuing to do with AE, and the vast majority of WitP gamers will too.
Rant over.
ORIGINAL: undercovergeek
ORIGINAL: Yank
ORIGINAL: undercovergeek
indeed - im hoping a more informative answer without the usual stock replies mentioned by old guard will appear at wargamer
hey you - send your turn - its a good one [:'(][;)]
So Undercovergeek is my very own e-mail partner, you learn something new every day!
uh oh rumbled!! and all this time i didnt post questions about how to sink you because i thought you knew it was me...... dammit
ORIGINAL: Terminus
Disclaimer: This is my opinion only, and not a "company line" of Matrix or anybody else....
Rant over.
The geek IS undercover...[:D]ORIGINAL: Yank
ORIGINAL: undercovergeek
ORIGINAL: Yank
I've been thinking for some time now they release at Origins like the original WITP, though I certainly hope I'm wrong and it'll be sooner than that. In any event, the news from the Wargamer forums can't be bad news...
indeed - im hoping a more informative answer without the usual stock replies mentioned by old guard will appear at wargamer
hey you - send your turn - its a good one [:'(][;)]
So Undercovergeek is my very own e-mail partner, you learn something new every day!
ORIGINAL: rjopel
Well I know what I'll be buying at Origins this year[&o][&o][&o][&o][:D][:D][:D][:D]
ORIGINAL: rogueusmc
The geek IS undercover...[:D]ORIGINAL: Yank
ORIGINAL: undercovergeek
indeed - im hoping a more informative answer without the usual stock replies mentioned by old guard will appear at wargamer
hey you - send your turn - its a good one [:'(][;)]
So Undercovergeek is my very own e-mail partner, you learn something new every day!
ORIGINAL: mbatch729
ORIGINAL: Terminus
Disclaimer: This is my opinion only, and not a "company line" of Matrix or anybody else....
Rant over.
T, that was no rant. Actually a quite civil reply, especially considering the source.
