RE: waiting
Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2008 8:55 pm
Forget it...I'm booking the flight anyway
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RE: waiting
Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2008 12:39 am
free beer in denver lol
RE: waiting
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2008 12:38 am
deleated post
RE: waiting
Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 2:18 am
hum, what do u think the above was about? lets see, guess number one?
1. how long does it take to print a manual?
2. How long does it take to go from gold to released state?
3. how long does it take for M to realize this is Stuppid?
1. how long does it take to print a manual?
2. How long does it take to go from gold to released state?
3. how long does it take for M to realize this is Stuppid?
RE: waiting
Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 11:39 am
I would guess that the manual is being printed by a 3rd party, so the timescale is not 100% under Matrix's control. In the interim, we will get better/more/improved stuff when the game does ship. Erik has explained how the process will work in future, with the manuals going to print earlier in the process. While I am as keen as anyone to see this game ship, I fail to understand what your problem is with the current situation.... We get more stuff [:)]
RE: waiting
Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 1:46 pm
well, to counter the better bigger differnent excuss,
Why not release the game in october when it was done, or whenever .. then give us a manual next june when it is actually printed, and then " better" we could have patches..
of course there is always the " we are doing the best we can" excuse... and to that one we just shrug and comment, " if the shoe fits"
It always surprises me when companies actually let us know stuff is ready exceipt for something out of their control. Makes one wonder, at least for me. Perhaps those folks who where so upset that games where released without the ability to get manuals till a later date are happy, "misery loves company?" But again, the reasoning behind allowing us to know is what I chuckle at. I am sure that in hind site we would all change choices we have made, and allowing us as the customer base to know the game is ready but will not be sold due to Matrix choice.. is, well pretty lame.
Why not release the game in october when it was done, or whenever .. then give us a manual next june when it is actually printed, and then " better" we could have patches..
of course there is always the " we are doing the best we can" excuse... and to that one we just shrug and comment, " if the shoe fits"
It always surprises me when companies actually let us know stuff is ready exceipt for something out of their control. Makes one wonder, at least for me. Perhaps those folks who where so upset that games where released without the ability to get manuals till a later date are happy, "misery loves company?" But again, the reasoning behind allowing us to know is what I chuckle at. I am sure that in hind site we would all change choices we have made, and allowing us as the customer base to know the game is ready but will not be sold due to Matrix choice.. is, well pretty lame.
RE: waiting
Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 3:26 pm
They aren't sitting on their hands. New stuff has been added since the game was 'ready'. I know of no other game with this feature. I don't want to spoil the surprise so I'll say no more.[:D]
For me, I'm building a mod vehicle, the Brummbar. Should be ready in 2-3 weeks.
For me, I'm building a mod vehicle, the Brummbar. Should be ready in 2-3 weeks.
RE: waiting
Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 6:39 pm
[X(]
RE: waiting
Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 11:31 pm
ORIGINAL: freeboy
[X(]
I'll see your [X(] and raise you [X(][X(]...
Mobius, does it have something to do with modding?
RE: waiting
Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 11:32 pm
ORIGINAL: freeboy
well, to counter the better bigger differnent excuss,
Why not release the game in october when it was done, or whenever .. then give us a manual next june when it is actually printed, and then " better" we could have patches..
of course there is always the " we are doing the best we can" excuse... and to that one we just shrug and comment, " if the shoe fits"
It always surprises me when companies actually let us know stuff is ready exceipt for something out of their control. Makes one wonder, at least for me. Perhaps those folks who where so upset that games where released without the ability to get manuals till a later date are happy, "misery loves company?" But again, the reasoning behind allowing us to know is what I chuckle at. I am sure that in hind site we would all change choices we have made, and allowing us as the customer base to know the game is ready but will not be sold due to Matrix choice.. is, well pretty lame.
Having purchased Medieval II: Total War and also having been stupid enough to purchase Kingdoms as well, I am very happy to wait for a company to provide a finished product. It is refreshing to see a games company *not* rush a game to market. I am sure that Matrix want to start generating income as soon as possible, and the delay has not been created purely to spite you.
RE: waiting
Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2008 12:10 am
No.ORIGINAL: Staggerwing
Mobius, does it have something to do with modding?
That I'm building a model means I'm not testing any more and not involved with the new *thing*.
RE: waiting
Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2008 2:37 pm
quote:
ORIGINAL: freeboy
well, to counter the better bigger differnent excuss,
Why not release the game in october when it was done, or whenever .. then give us a manual next june when it is actually printed, and then " better" we could have patches..
of course there is always the " we are doing the best we can" excuse... and to that one we just shrug and comment, " if the shoe fits"
It always surprises me when companies actually let us know stuff is ready exceipt for something out of their control. Makes one wonder, at least for me. Perhaps those folks who where so upset that games where released without the ability to get manuals till a later date are happy, "misery loves company?" But again, the reasoning behind allowing us to know is what I chuckle at. I am sure that in hind site we would all change choices we have made, and allowing us as the customer base to know the game is ready but will not be sold due to Matrix choice.. is, well pretty lame.
Having purchased Medieval II: Total War and also having been stupid enough to purchase Kingdoms as well, I am very happy to wait for a company to provide a finished product. It is refreshing to see a games company *not* rush a game to market. I am sure that Matrix want to start generating income as soon as possible, and the delay has not been created purely to spite you.
Dude, the game was able to be released awhile ago, Erik, Staff member said they where waiting on a printed manual.. hello? did u read this?[:-]
RE: waiting
Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2008 10:15 pm
Indeed I did read this and, as I work for a software company and spend a lot of time bug-hunting, I know just how much improvement can be made to a product that is 'ready for release'. If the delay (that we can do nothing about) permits Matrix to either add to or 'tighten up' the product, then I am all for it.
As this is pretty much what I said in my first post on the subject, I wonder if you read that? [:)]
And it's 'printed' [:)]
As this is pretty much what I said in my first post on the subject, I wonder if you read that? [:)]
And it's 'printed' [:)]
RE: waiting
Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2008 11:45 pm
ORIGINAL: Mobius
No.ORIGINAL: Staggerwing
Mobius, does it have something to do with modding?
That I'm building a model means I'm not testing any more and not involved with the new *thing*.
I'm going to make one more guess and then drop it as the release is so close:
-Network Multiplayer (as opposed to PBEM)
What say you, Erik? (I see you lurking in the thread [;)])
Please? As one Erik to another?
RE: waiting
Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 1:25 am
Nope, not that. Mobius got a bit excited - it's an exciting feature, but it has been (in some form) present in tactical games before just not in 3D tactical games, to my knowledge. This is also a better version of it than I've seen before. This was actually on the long-term wish list and I didn't think it would make this release. We're still working on it, so I don't want to get into details yet because getting it completed and polished will be right down to the wire for the release.
Regards,
- Erik
Regards,
- Erik
RE: waiting
Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 3:53 am
I think I might know what it is?
RE: waiting
Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 4:18 am
printed pronted, oh my, trpo city, so, My point is not invalid due to this, and I am allowed to have a dissenting opinion...
Yet I do find myself lured into the bigger better etc argument,, new feature to a real time game seen only in turn based?
hum will think on that/....
Yet I do find myself lured into the bigger better etc argument,, new feature to a real time game seen only in turn based?
hum will think on that/....
Bigger
Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 4:32 am
Bigger Than a ammobox, smaller than a Brummbar.
Maybe only another week for this.
Maybe only another week for this.
RE: waiting
Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 3:36 pm
ORIGINAL: freeboy
printed pronted, oh my, trpo city, so, My point is not invalid due to this, and I am allowed to have a dissenting opinion...
Yet I do find myself lured into the bigger better etc argument,, new feature to a real time game seen only in turn based?
hum will think on that/....
Just ragging you [;)] The waiting must be getting to me! [:)]
RE: waiting
Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2008 7:02 pm
We are waiting for the pretty bows to put on the boxes in time for Christmas delivery...