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What is the exact logic behind a 1 month delay for north america?
for digital distribution?
It would be one thing if it was 1998 and there was no such thing as DD but its 2011 and there is absolutely no reason what so ever for a delayed digital release. unless the non russian versions are not finished (which isnt true because UK gets in on the 31st.) there is no reason for this at all. Its like these publishers are completely retarded when it comes to what the consumer wants. -Ubisoft takes a strong stand on pirates , implements spyware into computers and rapes the honest consumer. Pirates are uneffected -Decide to delay the game in north america , give honest consumers even more reason to pirate the game then wait a month for your corporate bullshit that makes no logical sense what so ever. what is next? |
It could just be that development ran a little later than planned so localisation has subsequantly been pushed back. Games that come the other way across the pond quite often get delayed while they go through the localisation process from US English to UK English. There is never any justification for downloading a pirate version, you just feed the demand making the situation worse.
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Check your own yard first and think about why ESBR-Rating needs 3-4 weeks to check and rate a label from outside the US.
Then think about some dark conspiracy against poor USA. But don't forget to ask, from which side of the fence this conspiracy is initiated. |
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Payback time perhaps?
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Since when is 19 days a month?
Don't get me wrong -I'm distressed that my American buddies in my squad will have to wait a while (and that goes for most of the rest of you) - but none of my pals are giving it so much gloom and doom. As for "Ubisoft takes a strong stand on pirates , implements spyware into computers and rapes the honest consumer. Pirates are uneffected" - well, please, do you really think that? Even if Ubisoft are somewhat less than efficient at distribution, I would rather see them making attempts to prevent piracy than not. The DRM they have imposed looks to be quite user-friendly. |
Whinging about it won't change anything at this stage ;)
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Make a nice change for the delay being in America instead of everywhere but America.
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Maybe translation from Oxford English to US-ian English takes a bit longer too? ;)
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Here in the US there is a church on every street corner. Every church is filled with at least 10 lawyers. Oleg heard all the whining and moaning from this side of the pond and is worried. If there are too many bugs he thinks he's going to be sued by all his US customers. That's why the Euro's get to be beta testers for a month.
It always takes a bit of time before we get the latest and the greatest. So far we were behind on WW1, WW2, high gas prices, HD television and compact cars. Most of the above have saved us either a bunch of lives, money or both, over the years. In all seriousness though, I hope the staggered delay does not give the pirates a headstart. That's the reason you now see world wide movie and DVD releases. |
well historically the US did enter the war quite late (mid 1938 for Munich Crisis versus 3 weeks off new year 1942 for Pearl Harbor) so maybe its some sort of historical accuracy thing ....
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It has been a very long time.
What is another month? The way I see it, the forums will buzz with a ton of great information the first month. That way, those of us who need an upgrade in hardware can be taking stock and buying what we need. Also, configurations will be alot of discussion as well. The CHProducts setups will have a bunch working to get good profiles, which won't be done in a week or two. It could take the whole month just for CHProducts profiles to be adequate. Then you have to think about sound and video configurations based on the type of hardware you have. No steam download for me as far as I can tell. I'm an offline player and I don't want to have to stay online when I use COD. If I have to do something like a logon to steam and then go completely offline and use COD that will be fine. I just don't want to have to depend on IP and steam to keep a connection for offline use. |
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There is none, I guess you are trying to make some kind of disparaging statement, and can't fit the words to your thoughts. Oleg has nothing to do with the release dates that has been mentioned over and over. The international distributor is UbiSoft, and the Russian distributor is 1C Company. You should go over to Ubisoft and make your thoughts known, or better still maybe just ask them. You might actually get an answer, there is no conspiracy. |
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It would be silly for just the few words but maybe there are other differences ? |
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So where as , a pilot might say "That poor boy got his arse shot off" in the american version will he say "that poor boy got his fanny shot off" ? |
Maybe Ubi US just decided to release it later than EMEA?
The distribution zones are independant, not forced on releasing games the same day or even month, except big Ubi titles. May depend also on what the competition releases (though in the case of CoD I doubt that it enters in the equation). |
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