Lobisomem, i can understand your desire to see freetrack supported in CoD, but you really are not helping by calling this guy things that you don't have proof if he is
As for the debate at hand:
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Originally Posted by Wolf_Rider
Thank you, you've admitted (bold section) that the Freetrack has to use NP software, which negates everything you've put earlier. You've contradicted yourself before BD and so many times...
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Excuse me for getting tired and not responding to everything, i just picked this one because you're clearly putting words in my mouth now.
What i said was:
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Originally Posted by Blackdog_kt
The game doesn't need to use any kind of NP software for headtracking to work. What it needs is to think it's using NP's dll because there's no alternative standard in the industry yet, but the actual file can be substituted by any suitable software.
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If you can't understand that using my own dll is using a dll other than naturalpoint's, then i either wasted 9 years of my life and an enormous amount of my parent's money studying the English language and getting two proficiency degrees in it that actually allow me to teach it to others, or i don't know what else is happening.
My bet is on the "unknown something else" as a reason however and no, i don't imply you lack the brains to understand.
Also,
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Originally Posted by Wolf_Rider
there's this little thing you're forgetting called the End User Licensing Agreement... you don't "own" the product, you own the right to run it (as supplied)
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when i pay money, open the box (which makes the product non-refundable) and have to click "yes" on a dialog box to use something i already paid for and can't return, the argument tends to become a bit iffy. That's part of the reason that bits of certain EULAs don't usually hold much water in an EU court of consumer law. Let's not be hypocrites here, how many in this forum use a modded version of IL2? That's a breach of the EULA as well
No hard feelings whatsoever, like i said we'll just have to agree that we disagree on the finer points.