My fianl letter to 1c

[Dano]

Originally Posted by too-cool

Does anyone happen to have a receipt or product package that has clearly stamped on it, xx$ for Work In Progress (WIP). Not many products and I mean products, are sold to the general public as a WIP, and just for the record anyone who purchase this game and is not satisfied with it has a right to complain as much and as often as they like, just like you're complaining about them complaining. The more the problems are keep in the front the more likely they are to be addressed. So keep complaining even if it's about the same issues and maybe just maybe they'll get tired of hearing it and fix the problem. Lets you forget, this is 2012 and not everyone wants/willing to wait another 5-7 years to get a product that's usable to them, the key words here is "usable to them". TC

Show me one piece of software that has never been patched because it was perfect at launch, it is a very sad state of affaris that we live in times where it has become the norm for software to be released before it has been fully tested or is at all ready for release. Yes, CoD was in a far worse state than 99% of releases but please, do not attempt to make out that it is alone in it's stable, there are plenty of games that come close, Skyrim on the PS3 comes to mind instantly.

If you feel the software was not suitable for purpose then it should have returned it to the point of purchase long ago.

Buyers have every right to complain about it's faults and indeed they should complain, but the continual repitition is going nowhere apart from inflaming the community especially when we know it is being worked on.

[Skoshi Tiger]

Originally Posted by Dano

Show me one piece of software that has never been patched because it was perfect at launch

main();
{
printf('hello, world\n');
}


After this it gets a little bit more complicated!

[Skoshi Tiger]

OOOps!

That should have been

main()
{
printf("hello, world\n");
}


How embarrassing!

[jayrc]

Originally Posted by Skoshi Tiger

OOOps!

That should have been

main()
{
printf("hello, world\n");
}


How embarrassing!

[CaptainDoggles]

Originally Posted by Skoshi Tiger

OOOps!

That should have been

main()
{
printf("hello, world\n");
}


How embarrassing!

main() needs to have a type and also a return value!