The Crystal Ball

[SYN_Repent]

the damage klem??

i think its a little short sighted of the mods to quell this so called "whining" by banning and censorship, without this "whining", more and more people may start to think that clod is worth buying in its current state, which will mean there is a larger base of people to "whine" when they install the game and see it in all its glory.

it should be taken off the shelves until it is fixed.

[JG52Krupi]

Come on rep you know that would cause more moaning, the game does work for some ppl...

There working on the game that's enough for me...

What really shows what klem said is true is when you look at the suggestion thread... There are a lot of ppl putting there 2 pence in but you don't see many of the whiners posting there... They would rather moan.

[robtek]

Syn_repent,

CoD IS worth buying in the current state!

People with actual Hardware and real problems are a minority.

Missing features and current bugs are being fixed right now.

Taking it off the shelves would only reduce the probability to get all fixes.

[klem]

Originally Posted by SYN_Repent

the damage klem??

i think its a little short sighted of the mods to quell this so called "whining" by banning and censorship, without this "whining", more and more people may start to think that clod is worth buying in its current state, which will mean there is a larger base of people to "whine" when they install the game and see it in all its glory.

it should be taken off the shelves until it is fixed.

Repent, if people are going to decide whether to buy CoD or not based on reading this forum it will be clear to them from the specific 'bug report' threads and a hundred or more other discussion threads that there are problems to be resolved. That situation isn't hidden from anyone but most new customers probably don't even know this forum exists. If they did, they would soon see, if they can pick through the eternal ping-pong wreckage that has submerged virtually every thread Ilya and now BlackSix have posted, that there is a plan, it will take time and they can choose to try it or wait.

CoD being on the shelves is a matter for the retailers and yes it would avoid disappointment for some people (see robteks post) if they didn't know about it yet and didn't buy it yet but if CoD were formally 'withdrawn' by MG/UBI it would almost certainly mean the end of the game and the series. IMHO its better for MG to show commitment to CoD and its sequels.