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Patton · 01-06-2002, 10:53 AM

Well, I'd have to say I was about to flame Siggi a new one, until he apologized, and that was really cool of ya.

But slamming 2015 is a little bit excessive. I think you're looking at the demo with too much expectation. These guys have worked their asses off for well over a year for this game. When it finally went gold, or when the MP/SP demos were released, they went "Whew. Time for a break." So, if I were them, I'd be off vacationing or doing my favorite thing: nothing.

But when the full game is released, I'm sure they'll take the patches with the same vigor as they did in making the game. Post-release is very important, and I'm sure they know that.

If you could look past all your problems with the game: no prone, lack of weapon restrictions, etc. You'd see that the game really is quite good. What IS there is great work. Some of the best graphics I've seen in a FPS ever.

If you don't want to buy the game right off, don't. But don't warez it until you know its going to be an unsupported peice of crap. The guys at 2015 have lives too. They can't stay at work 24/7 and work on prone animations and anti-hack code. Shit, Valve sure didn't do that right off, but since Half-Life is popular, they are still working on making it cheat-free. Nothing will ever be cheat-free, if you ask me. There will always be someone out there who tries to ruin games for others. This is why I mostly only play MP games on a LAN, but thats another topic.

In conclusion - lay off em for a bit. Wait till the game is released, then ream em a new one for being so lax in support.

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Patton is Offline Senior Member Posts: 119 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Fairview Park, OH, USA	01-06-2002, 10:53 AM Well, I'd have to say I was about to flame Siggi a new one, until he apologized, and that was really cool of ya. But slamming 2015 is a little bit excessive. I think you're looking at the demo with too much expectation. These guys have worked their asses off for well over a year for this game. When it finally went gold, or when the MP/SP demos were released, they went "Whew. Time for a break." So, if I were them, I'd be off vacationing or doing my favorite thing: nothing. But when the full game is released, I'm sure they'll take the patches with the same vigor as they did in making the game. Post-release is very important, and I'm sure they know that. If you could look past all your problems with the game: no prone, lack of weapon restrictions, etc. You'd see that the game really is quite good. What IS there is great work. Some of the best graphics I've seen in a FPS ever. If you don't want to buy the game right off, don't. But don't warez it until you know its going to be an unsupported peice of crap. The guys at 2015 have lives too. They can't stay at work 24/7 and work on prone animations and anti-hack code. Shit, Valve sure didn't do that right off, but since Half-Life is popular, they are still working on making it cheat-free. Nothing will ever be cheat-free, if you ask me. There will always be someone out there who tries to ruin games for others. This is why I mostly only play MP games on a LAN, but thats another topic. In conclusion - lay off em for a bit. Wait till the game is released, then ream em a new one for being so lax in support.