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Originally Posted by Tiger27
As your responce fits my comments about not requiring an apology, I will respond, what is this thing you have with apologies, by the way? I know what I would prefer and that is the game working for everyone, apologies would be nice, but worthless if they give up on fixing it.
This rubbish about playing into the hands of shoddy software companies is just that, rubbish, how would an apology from a shoddy software company make you feel better, if they are shoddy they are probably also dodgy and as I said in my post an apology is worth nothing if it isnt backed up with something worthwhile self flaggelation maybe, or a nice spell in the comfy chair.
Too late to do much about how it was released etc, we have already bought it so now lets get it fixed and yes I totally agree a quick update wouldn't hurt, especially after a hot fix that was anything but a fix, then we get 10 days of silence, the team at Maddox games really needs to get themselves organised, or this won't be released by Christmas in the US.
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My response was aimed more at Troopers post, An apology usually means someone actually cares about what effect there actions have caused, with all the untruths before release it is quite clear that the Oleg/Luthier that were once worshipped by so many here have a much darker side.
However, I would like to think that Luthier has some respect for this community since he relies upon it so heavily now with the current state of CLOD. Obviously we will never see an apology, I know that, but I still think its a shame, because if Luthier could find it in himself to make a small statement of fact I am sure that it would do a lot to boost moral and to put the whole release mess behind us.
We have to remember that someone somewhere as made a lot of money out of this mess and I think we are owed some sort of explanation at least, if that is too much to ask or too painful to do, then in the very least after admitting here on these forums that a half finished game was released give us just 5 mins of your time on a weekly basis to let us know that it isn't all about the money anymore there is still some love here for the community.