As long as they're not the ones that make troopanum. When version
1.0 came out, I bought it. At that time, I also paid the extra $19
so I wouldn't have to worry about getting charged for additional
codes when windows crashed as it so often does requiring a reinstall.
Then version 2.0 came out.
I asked if I could be given a credit towards the version 2.0 price,
since I had bought the extra installs, which apparently most folks
did not do.
I was told that even though they no longer charged extra for install
keys, and hadn't for some time, I could not obtain any sort of credit
towards 2.0, because they were not giving credit for such purchases.
It was after that I dropped out of the blind gamers market entirely,
even to the point of never finishing my battleship game which is
still at 1.0-pre5, because I did not wish to be associated with an
industry that treated it's extremely limited customer base in such a
manner.
On Jul 17, 2006, at 9:56 PM, Josh de Lioncourt wrote:
At 06:42 PM 7/17/2006, you wrote:
volinteers? isn't that a money making company which sells their games
for like 30 dollars a piece?
For the record, we've never asked for volunteer developers. Some
folks volunteer their voice acting talents for credit, but we don't
solicit for that either.
