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ElAurens 06-18-2012 01:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Skoshi Tiger (Post 435759)
I thought they were carefully worded because some community members seem to have difficulty understanding the meaning of basic words and phrases like 'Hope', "would like", 'some time after', "maybe".

They seem to mix them up with words like "promise" and "definately" and then take it as a personal insult if their unfounded expectations are not met.

DING!!!!

Winner!!!!!!!

Frequent_Flyer 06-18-2012 03:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Skoshi Tiger (Post 435759)
I thought they were carefully worded because some community members seem to have difficulty understanding the meaning of basic words and phrases like 'Hope', "would like", 'some time after', "maybe".

They seem to mix them up with words like "promise" and "definately" and then take it as a personal insult if their unfounded expectations are not met.

I think what he is saying is 15 months after its original release COD actually performs poorly unless you turn off the features that define it as the " next generation " of flight sim.

Or perhaps he meant as I always say " actions speak louder than the few ambiguous ,misleading, empty words offered. "

Feathered_IV 06-18-2012 05:42 AM

I was thinking about things like, "On the aircraft front, we’ve done virtually everything we wanted to do..." Which could mean virtually anything, depending on their whim at the time. I think it goes without saying by now that what They want to do and what We would like them to do are rarely the same thing.

JG52Krupi 06-18-2012 06:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Feathered_IV (Post 435774)
I was thinking about things like, "On the aircraft front, we’ve done virtually everything we wanted to do..." Which could mean virtually anything, depending on their whim at the time. I think it goes without saying by now that what They want to do and what We would like them to do are rarely the same thing.

If we were unified on what we all wanted I would agree with you but since the community isn't they have decided to follow there own plan of action.

ems9 06-18-2012 10:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skoshi Tiger (Post 435759)
I thought they were carefully worded because some community members seem to have difficulty understanding the meaning of basic words and phrases like 'Hope', "would like", 'some time after', "maybe".

They seem to mix them up with words like "promise" and "definately" and then take it as a personal insult if their unfounded expectations are not met.

+1

That usually is understand as "customer syndrome". Every speculation you put in your customer he will think it gonna be archived just the way he thinks! :-P

ACE-OF-ACES 06-18-2012 02:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skoshi Tiger (Post 435759)
I thought they were carefully worded because some community members seem to have difficulty understanding the meaning of basic words and phrases like 'Hope', "would like", 'some time after', "maybe".

They seem to mix them up with words like "promise" and "definately" and then take it as a personal insult if their unfounded expectations are not met.

2xBingo!

philip.ed 06-18-2012 02:28 PM

They aren't carefully worded: previous update threads or interviews have been careless in their wording, or the information divulged (in one of the Sukhoi threads here, Chivas and I reminisced over a 2009 Oleg interview in which a load of features were 'promised' about which didn't see the light of day. And by promised I mean flippant assertions such as 'X will be in the game, and Y will have this effect on it' etc). There is a difference.

ACE-OF-ACES 06-18-2012 03:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skoshi Tiger (Post 435759)
I thought they were carefully worded because some community members seem to have difficulty understanding the meaning of basic words and phrases like 'Hope', "would like", 'some time after', "maybe".

They seem to mix them up with words like "promise" and "definately" and then take it as a personal insult if their unfounded expectations are not met.

One thing you should also point out is the difference between what is stated on the box vs. what Oleg may have said during an interview during the development of the game several years prior to the game release..

And how things can change during development that may change what Oleg said would be in the game..

In that some here clearly seem to think that what Oleg said in some interview is a legal binding promise that some how over rides what is ultimately advertised on the box at the time of release..

Than maybe, just maybe these whiners wouldn't be so upset if they only realized that a interview on the current status of the game AT THE TIME OF THE INTERVIEW is NOT a legal binding promise that one could or should be getting upset about

Because here in the real world S HAPPENS

SiThSpAwN 06-18-2012 04:10 PM

its a tough road to walk, on one hand you want to talk about the game you are developing, on the other, you know that you are going to have to drop or hold off on something and someone is going to take that as a broken promise, I understand why devs clam up and dont want to say anything... apparently the internet is stone...

Hood 06-18-2012 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by ACE-OF-ACES (Post 435841)
One thing you should also point out is the difference between what is stated on the box vs. what Oleg may have said during an interview during the development of the game several years prior to the game release..

And how things can change during development that may change what Oleg said would be in the game..

In that some here clearly seem to think that what Oleg said in some interview is a legal binding promise that some how over rides what is ultimately advertised on the box at the time of release..

Than maybe, just maybe these whiners wouldn't be so upset if they only realized that a interview on the current status of the game AT THE TIME OF THE INTERVIEW is NOT a legal binding promise that one could or should be getting upset about

Because here in the real world S HAPPENS

Quite right though it is a shame that the only thing that is accurate on the box is that an internet connection is needed to activate the thing.

Hood


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