SPWaW v4.0 is Loading Up and Getting Ready to Ship

[philippe hubert]

hi guys

a thousand thanks for Matrix team for your marvellous working
expected large plaesure with this new version
thanks from all the french wargamers

[sami heimola]

Crazyivan, I just replied into Keebler's message... Unfortunately I have not picture about Mannerheim Cross... In fact, I can't do it without advices anyway ...

Sami

Originally posted by crazyivan:

Originally posted by sami heimola:
Good idea, Keebler! If I have picture of Finnish Mannerheim Cross, I could follow your example ... Behalf of Finnish SP-players to Matrix Games for untired and continuing process of SPWAW.

BTW, if someone Finnish player has a picture about Mannerheim Cross, please add it into your message!

Thanks in advance

Sami

Sami how do you post or add a picture to your reply as you have done for the medal

[Keebler]

I posted the Finnish Mannerheim Cross on your behalf in the SPWAW Forum, thread Medals awarded to Matrix Games.
http://www.matrixgames.com/ubb/Forum2/HTML/001798.html

[sami heimola]

Thank you! I noticed it earlier . This is very good mark of international "SPWAW team spirit" (not only among Matrix staff).

Sami

Originally posted by Keebler:
I posted the Finnish Mannerheim Cross on your behalf in the SPWAW Forum, thread Medals awarded to Matrix Games.
http://www.matrixgames.com/ubb/Forum2/HTML/001798.html

[Greg McCarty]

My day/paid job is as a Marketing and Sales Director for a division of a healthcare company. I think the marketing lesson that Matrix seems to understand is that the development of a product does not end when the product goes out the door. Encorporating the suggestions and enhancements brought to us by the gamers themselves gives us a chance to make the games better for what we may have missed, and makes the gamers parteners in the development process. In the end...it becomes a little bit of everyone's game.

Regards,

Nick

[/B][/QUOTE]

Nick:

Yes, you know, I'm a big follower of Alvin Tofflers concepts. And I keep thinking that we are witnessing in the Matrix business model something which was described in "The Third Wave." I just can't put my finger on
which thing. You are obviously operating outside the traditional envelope; the internet has largely made it possible;
You are doing something that might be impossible for a conventional company, and
we, the potential (and rather focused) market for the product are tightly locked into the product developement process. I
find that whole thing facinating all by itself.

With regard to the neccessary cash flow; hell,
I've been ready to send Matrix $50.00 for
this product from the getgo. I imagine
many others feel the same way. Of course
I understand you can't profit on THIS one,
but my point is that Matrix has already got the undivided attention and admiration of many game buyers worldwide already, and yet, in practice, you have neither a costly marketing blitz, or (as yet) a for sale product on the shelf. I'm sure they're coming, and we cant wait.

Greg.

[This message has been edited by Greg McCarty (edited September 08, 2000).]

[pops]

.....this is like the Grateful Dead of war games.........:>'

[Supervisor]

Danke,
I will wear it proudly next to my Ritterkreuz

Originally posted by Keebler:
Victoria Cross.

Presented to the Members of Matrix Games on behalf of gamers around the world. For valour, gallantry and tenacity in the development of the best WW2 era tactical combat simulation. For tirelessly working many hundreds of hours under grueling conditions, while under fire from spouses, family members, and friends that just did not understand. For all those sleepless nights spent basking in the dim glow of the computer screen, struggling through endless piles of historical data, I am proud to present you with the Virtual Victoria Cross. (VVC)

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Grenadier
SPWAW Beta Team