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| View Poll Results: Do you like to see Freetrack interface integrated in IL-2:CoD? | |||
| Yes, I like to have Freetrack interface integrated in IL-2:CoD. |
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133 | 81.60% |
| No, I don't like to have Freetrack interface integrated in IL-2:CoD. |
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30 | 18.40% |
| Voters: 163. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Empty but returned ballots can be extremely important, but this goes too far OT. But again: Lobi wanted to proof how important them implementation of FT is. To proof this point you need a survey, a "yes vs. no" poll is rather ill-suited. Now, let's look at the facts using some logic: Why would Oleg hesitate to implement FT? Answer: There is zero reason to exclude it, as long as it can be done fast and easy. Unless: a. there are some legal issues Oleg is worried about and therefore hesitates (which is obviously not a problem) b. He made a deal with NP and took money for it. It is his right to do so. If it is "b", you can whine all day long, it's not gonna change anything, at least not for the next few months. In fact, this whole discussion is a joke, we have to wait, and once the game is released face the facts. Or does anyone seriously believe Oleg could just "forget" to implement FT? It's not like he's retarded or something. Jeez. Last edited by swiss; 02-18-2011 at 04:59 PM. |
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I'm just speculating in this case. But we can't have a single word from 1C... And I think it's really strange. The good point is that 1C let the discussions evolve. It's a nice touch. Now, it's really wait and see what's happens... But one fact is if Oleg/1C dind't have one "hidden exclusivity contract" with NP, they CAN use Freetrack interface in IL-2:CoD. BIS made it, so, it's completly possible and LEGAL to do. People need to understand that. Last edited by LoBiSoMeM; 02-18-2011 at 05:31 PM. |
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Swiss can you stop arguing with everybody, cool for you that use trackir, but what's this crusade against it, there's no point on yours, so please stop being a pure bampot, and no more argument.
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(I have 2 FT devices, my pc is full of pirated software - I did post my own review of Tir, but again, see above.) Quote:
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You should remind them to add joystick support... Quote:
Why don't we discuss which options a new poll should have? |
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I tend to agree with Swiss regards the Voting options. Headtracking is gaining popularity and there are various systems available. From a Business and marketing perspective I would imagine that the 'Target Market' and 'share' between the various systems is what would be considered and the wether there would be an impact on sales if a particular segment of that 'market share' was unsupported.
If I were marketing a Global product I would establish what segment of the Target Market has, or intends to 'use', Headtracking and what systems they are currently using. May be only 10% use Headtracking and 2% have FT, 7% NP and 1% Other. On the other hand, the use of 'Headtracking' may account for 67% and FT is 35% of that - I haven't a clue and neither has anyone else on this forum. The simple truth, wether you like it or not, is that FT is well established as an 'alternative'. If there are large numbers of FT users in the Headtracking community, and the use of 'Headtracking' represent a significant section of that target market, could omitting support impact on sales? My approach would be simple (and would apply to permanent Internet connection DRM if the details had not been made public) - place pre-order - send email to UBI asking for spec/HT support - no response or no support for FT/Other - buy 'appropriate' or 'Cancel Order' giving reasons for! Last edited by SEE; 02-19-2011 at 04:49 PM. |
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In this case, sales wouldn't take that much of hit (I don't know if royalties apply, or how they would work for PC games but you'd be looking at $100 lost in royalties if it was a music album, based on numbers result here), if all refused. need to keep in mind though, the problem isn't the alternative headtrackers, it the way some of those alternative trackers go about what they do. |
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