Hi Bryan, Well, according to Che's figures so far his Sapi end user problems have been under 3% which is very good odds. So I am a little unsure if I want to change back to prerecorded speech with a possible 97% success rate looking at me. Having reviewed my figures out of around 200 downloads so far only about 5 have actually emailed in asking for help with broken Sapi installs. Since no one else emailed in about Sapi I have to conclude either no one else had issues, or they had issues and gave up without emailing me to get it solved. Either way my own experience put the Sapi problems in the same 3% margin Che's figures showed. it is true Sapi can be a pita at times, but according to field testing it doesn't happen as much as I once feared. It is just that those people who have the problem standout more, and makes the program look bad even though the problem is on their end and not anything to do with Montezuma's Revenge actual design, quality, and performence.
Bryan Peterson wrote: > Hi Thomas, > Personally I liked the games better when they were self-voicing. That and > the Sappi issue does present a lot of undesirable problems. I still remember > the Sapi issue I had with JFW a few months back, and seeing as how there are > so many ways to "break" Sapi it doesn't seem worth it to make playing the > game successfully dependant on so unstable a program. > _______________________________________________ Gamers mailing list .. Gamers@audyssey.org To unsubscribe send E-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] You can visit http://audyssey.org/mailman/listinfo/gamers_audyssey.org to make any subscription changes via the web.
