1C probably needs a kickstarter project?

[Force10]

I think the only way kickstart funding would work in this case, is if they used the money to hire more experienced programmers to work on the code. Just throwing money at the current team wouldn't solve anything IMO.

[David Hayward]

Originally Posted by Force10

I think the only way kickstart funding would work in this case, is if they used the money to hire more experienced programmers to work on the code. Just throwing money at the current team wouldn't solve anything IMO.

How much programming experience do you have?

[Force10]

Originally Posted by David Hayward

How much programming experience do you have?

None. Is that somehow relevant to the fact that this team has been struggling with the code for the last 14 months? No...it isn't. Any other pointless questions?

[furbs]

Originally Posted by Force10

None. Is that somehow relevant to the fact that this team has been struggling with the code for the last 14 months? No...it isn't. Any other pointless questions?

Its 16 months.

Wow 16 months has it really been that long.

[David Hayward]

Originally Posted by Force10

None. Is that somehow relevant to the fact that this team has been struggling with the code for the last 14 months? No...it isn't. Any other pointless questions?

It's relevant to the amount of knowledge that you have about the subject you are commenting on. In short, when you talk about programming, you have no idea what you are talking about.

[David Hayward]

Originally Posted by Force10

Well I don't know about you, but I have played the game, so I see the end result of their programming. That was kinda obvious, but I guess it needed to be pointed out to those who haven't played the game or installed patches that haven't fixed much.

Playing a game offers absolutely no insight into how it was programmed. It's even worse if what you're playing is a beta. A beta is intended to find problems. It's likely that they put trap code in place which may make the game run worse, but gathers data that they can use to find certain problems. Issues like that are why it's always risky giving the clueless access to beta versions of software.

[Force10]

Blackdog,

I made a relevant opinion to the OP with my first post, and I get harassed by the usual suspect(s) and am forced down the path you are talking about. Can you do something about these flagrant harassers?

[ACE-OF-ACES]

Originally Posted by Force10

Blackdog,

I made a relevant opinion to the OP with my first post, and I get harassed by the usual suspect(s) and am forced down the path you are talking about.

Forced down the path?

Really?

Well let's take a 'look' at your FIRST post in this thread, i.e.

Originally Posted by Force10

I think the only way kickstart funding would work in this case, is if they used the money to hire more experienced programmers to work on the code. Just throwing money at the current team wouldn't solve anything IMO.

Now lets take a look at Blackdog's example of a 'bad' post

Originally Posted by Blackdog_kt

"I wouldn't waste any more on 1C, they'll probably use it to buy vodka. They can't fix anything anyway."

Maybe it is just me..

But your FIRST post..

You know the post you provided before anyone could have forced you to say what you said

Sure sounds alot like Blackdog's examle of a bad post

Originally Posted by Force10

Maybe you need to quote my post instead of making up stuff?

Just did!

[SlipBall]

I would be more than happy to have the original version back on my system, with working AI commands.