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RE: No comment
Posted: Sun Dec 01, 2013 12:23 pm
by smudge56
Spot on [&o]
RE: No comment
Posted: Sun Dec 01, 2013 1:12 pm
by Mgellis
ORIGINAL: mikmyk
Hi guys,
Lets focus on the good stuff. The bad stuff gives trolls the oxygen they need to survive
We have an great opportunity to take this thing a long way because we all care a lot about the game we're building and know we're all (devs and community) on the same team and continuing to grow a great game. It pumps us up more knowing you guys are actually having fun with this stuff and able to do the things you want with it.
Mike
Absolutely. I admit I sometimes succumb to the temptation to point out something Herman has done, but it's usually because I'm laughing too hard to think straight. But you are right.
As I said before, one thing people can do is write scenarios. Little ones. Big ones. Historical ones. Future history ones. Alternate history ones. Command with three dozens scenarios is cool. Command with three dozen scenarios and a free community scenario pack with three
hundred scenarios (or six hundred or...well, there's really no limit, is there?) is going to be irresistible.
RE: No comment
Posted: Sun Dec 01, 2013 3:00 pm
by tommo8993
Does it really matter if its a beta release or not?
RE: No comment
Posted: Sun Dec 01, 2013 3:11 pm
by Figeac
Hi guys,
Lets focus on the good stuff. The bad stuff gives trolls the oxygen they need to survive
Took the words from my mouth.
RE: No comment
Posted: Sun Dec 01, 2013 3:18 pm
by mikmykWS
ORIGINAL: tommo8993
Does it really matter if its a beta release or not?
No not at all. He doesn't really understand the relationship between developer and publisher.
Mike
RE: No comment
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 12:45 pm
by Meroka37
IMHO every software that is not abandonware is beta....
RE: No comment
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 1:27 pm
by HercMighty
ORIGINAL: mikmyk
Hi guys,
Lets focus on the good stuff. The bad stuff gives trolls the oxygen they need to survive
We have an great opportunity to take this thing a long way because we all care a lot about the game we're building and know we're all (devs and community) on the same team and continuing to grow a great game. It pumps us up more knowing you guys are actually having fun with this stuff and able to do the things you want with it.
Mike
Then why post things like this? So he posted what he did, did anyone in anyway comment on his posts? Did anyone not buy the game because of his posts? Is he going to go away if you as developers continue to feed the troll? I don't know if he can see this forum or not but I am sure this is exactly what he loves to see.
Personally I am liking the game more and more and believe this game is the future of our hobby, and would rather have the developers focus on that than combating some perceived test of wills with someone we hope just moves on also.
RE: No comment
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 3:42 pm
by tommo8993
So where is this guy on here? Is he even on this forum
RE: No comment
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 4:54 pm
by Dimitris
ORIGINAL: HercMighty
Then why post things like this?
So that when he
runs his Rebel Underdog / Matt Drudge / Consumer Reports charade on you or anyone else, you'll know better.
RE: No comment
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 5:18 pm
by thewood1
It's funny. He gets slapped down by moderators at one site and immediately moves on to the next. It's like whack-a-mole.
RE: No comment
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 7:14 pm
by mikmykWS
ORIGINAL: HercMighty
Then why post things like this? So he posted what he did, did anyone in anyway comment on his posts? Did anyone not buy the game because of his posts? Is he going to go away if you as developers continue to feed the troll? I don't know if he can see this forum or not but I am sure this is exactly what he loves to see.
There is no data to suggest he has an impact on sales at all and have no idea what everybody thinks. We exceeded what we thought we do in a year in a month. This is not what drives us though.We react to this stuff to stuff because we are passionate about what we do and our product. Or would you rather us back off, stick our heads in a hole and collect a check like some have done? That ain't us.
That being said I think my post was reasonable and was asking people to let him wither on the vine. Not sure why you quoted it to be honest.
Personally I am liking the game more and more and believe this game is the future of our hobby, and would rather have the developers focus on that than combating some perceived test of wills with someone we hope just moves on also.
Than do us a solid and when you see him post some bs somewhere say something. It will save us having to do it.[:)]
RE: No comment
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 7:28 pm
by snowburn
ORIGINAL: mikmyk
There is no data to suggest he has an impact on sales at all and have no idea what everybody thinks. We exceeded what we thought we do in a year in a month.
Great news guys!! the success of the game is well-deserved

RE: No comment
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 7:39 pm
by navwarcol
But... this is still a beta, right?
Imagine how incredible it will be when it is "done"..
though personally I hope it never is "done".
RE: No comment
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 11:55 pm
by Mgellis
ORIGINAL: mikmyk
We react to this stuff to stuff because we are passionate about what we do and our product. Or would you rather us back off, stick our heads in a hole and collect a check like some have done? That ain't us.
That being said I think my post was reasonable and was asking people to let him wither on the vine.
I think you're right. Trying to talk
to Herman is, I think, a waste of time because I don't think he is interested in the truth. (It took me a while to figure this out.) Talking to people who
are interested in the truth
about Herman--e.g., saying, "I think he's a liar and here's why I feel that way"--is not a waste of time. But, having done that, there is not much need to say much else about him. The only trouble is that he's so annoying sometimes--I loved the whack-a-mole remark--that it can be hard to resist the temptation to go after him.