In order: 1: Not completely flaming them. I paid my $60 for a product that I believed to be stable. 2: I know that it'll be ready when they finish it. They can't put something out that isn't there. 3: We are asking for the source code? I didn't know... 4: Yeah, but there is a such think as compromising. When there is a show stopping bug... You patch it. ^_^ 5: Yeah, I know they're(bugs) not new... However, I'd like to have a game like Asherons Call that even 3-6 months after it game was out it didn't need patching.
~ > Alright, I just read through this entire series of posts and have some > things to say: > > 1. Stop flaming VALVe, without them, you wouldn't have the game you > have(Server companies wouldn't be making money off of it either). > Besides, complaining doesn't help, just state the problem, solutions > if you found them, and how to reproduce it. > 2. The SDK will be ready when they finish it. > 3. Stop asking for the source code, you know you won't get it, and if > you do, I highly doubt you can "out-code" VALVe's coders. > 4. The updates, from the beginning, have been set to be released on > Wednesdays. Though, it has been mostly skipping between Tuesday, > Wednesday, and Thursday; that's close enough. > 5. Bugs are not a new phenomenon. This game, and every game before > it(including original Half-Life) has had a lot of bugs, especially > with the original versions. _______________________________________________ To unsubscribe, edit your list preferences, or view the list archives, please visit: http://list.valvesoftware.com/mailman/listinfo/hlds_linux
