Patience is a virtue...

Hooves · #1 06-25-2011, 12:09 PM

Well as a one of those "just wait guys, it will be great" Fellas, I have finally reached my BS limit.

After all the performance issues, and things that I was patient for and all the God DAMN push backs on STEAM US (waiting for friends to get a copy, now they have spent their money else where) and all the ridiculous changes to the 109. They have completely alienated me with this sound dropping issue. I mean For F's Sake, you give me a now ridiculously engine blowing prone plane. which requires my every ounce of attention to make sure its in RPM limits. Then the sound goes out and not subtly either. It sounds like my wife dropped a fork in the garbage disposal and left it running while she went shopping. Then NOTHING. The silence is deafening.

The worst part? Lutheir says Oh 3 Months on that bug. Too bad, so sad. off the the bank with my 50 bucks he goes. tralalalala.

Horse Shiiit. I not only want my money back but I want a damn personal apology.

jimbop · #2 06-25-2011, 12:27 PM

I bought it to support development and fully expected bugs. But nothing like the half-finished rubbish that was released.

Regardless, I would be much more forgiving if the communication were better. The devs don't seem to be making use of or listening to the community at all - no indication that the bug threads are even being monitored. Starting to get the impression that the western community is not important?

the Dutchman · #3 06-25-2011, 12:57 PM

This goes as as far as;where we deliberatly misled?
If CoD was released full well knowingly it was in alpha,well...only an insider has that information.

SEE · #4 06-25-2011, 01:07 PM

Everyone is entitled to their opinion and right to express it. Threads that are asking peeps to change or moderate them don't work however well intentioned.

I knew the state of CLoD on release and still purchased it. I think it has improved in many areas, particularly in performance but I do find it odd that the devs seem to ignore, or place on the back burner, the more serious problems that everyone hoped would be a priority. I'm not a programmer but would expect that many of these problems were obvious long before the title was released.

I don't regret buying it despite the bugs. I think it was money well spent and prepared to wait for the 'Pheonix to rise from the ashes'. Meanwhile I will continue to enjoy it in its present state.