[Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service

2006-11-03 Thread Stephen
Hi. I've been watching the chillingham discussion and just thought 
I'd share my experiences when trying to ask for support from bavisoft.
Firstly, a little background information.  I have a hearing 
difficulty, I use a hearing aid, I have no hearing in the right ear, 
and only limited hearing in the left, but my hearing is pretty good 
when I have the hearing aid in, or when I am wearing an earpiece 
attached to the computer using jfw/windoweyes or playing adventure games etc.
I borrowed someone's copy of grizley gulch and tried to play it, only 
to find out that I wasn't able to play it properly because it 
required you to have the use of both ears. I explained this to 
bavisoft, and I didn't receive one response at all.  That was well 
over a year ago.
As first impressions go, it's not good business, I'm glad I didn't 
fork out the dough to buy it because I wouldn't have been able to play it.
Sorry to come across a bit harsh.  Apparently I hear it's the same 
with chillingham, you need the use of both ears.


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Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service

2006-11-03 Thread Bryan Peterson
There's also the fact that it takes them four years to release games that, 
to be quite honest, have little to no replay value even with the other 
difficulty level. Even the higher difficulty setting doesn't really make for 
a harder game. Only the fights get harder. Then you have BSC's titles which, 
unrealistic as many of them are, actually step up the pace of things a 
considerable amount from diffcuty level one to level 2 and even more on 
Insane. And yes, Bavisft's prices make their titles that much more 
undesirable. I understand that in our market you kinda need to charge a 
litle more, but even so most of the time we're still paying less than we 
would for the average mainstream game. And while GMA Games' titles are a bit 
pricy they're still reasonable, particularly since they actually require you 
to think. They actually challenge you. I still haven't figured out a 
strategy for completing Sector Five of GMA Tank Commander even after two 
years.

- Original Message - 
From: Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 10:39 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 Hi. I've been watching the chillingham discussion and just thought
 I'd share my experiences when trying to ask for support from bavisoft.
 Firstly, a little background information.  I have a hearing
 difficulty, I use a hearing aid, I have no hearing in the right ear,
 and only limited hearing in the left, but my hearing is pretty good
 when I have the hearing aid in, or when I am wearing an earpiece
 attached to the computer using jfw/windoweyes or playing adventure games 
 etc.
 I borrowed someone's copy of grizley gulch and tried to play it, only
 to find out that I wasn't able to play it properly because it
 required you to have the use of both ears. I explained this to
 bavisoft, and I didn't receive one response at all.  That was well
 over a year ago.
 As first impressions go, it's not good business, I'm glad I didn't
 fork out the dough to buy it because I wouldn't have been able to play it.
 Sorry to come across a bit harsh.  Apparently I hear it's the same
 with chillingham, you need the use of both ears.


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Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service

2006-11-03 Thread Bryan Peterson
Nope, not since Castle Quest was shelved. Now there's a game that had 
potential. What I don't undertan is why BSC couldn't siply have ditched the 
3rd party people they were working with and continued on with the project 
themselves. I had a guy Email me about that a few months back. Quite a 
depressing chap actually, always ready to assume the worst about people. His 
opinion was that the problems with the development team that forced BSC to 
shelf the game involved computer viruses and landmines and things. I seem to 
remember him saying something about how he was going to write to BSC and 
demand that they resume work on CQ. Needless to say I hope he took my 
warning seriously, but I haven't heard from him since that last message.
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From: will [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 2:58 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 hi

 i agree but  guess bavisofts games are aimed at a certain market of payers
 and i think personal issues hold bavisoft back from development times not
 sure though
 speaking of BSC any games off them for xmas i wonde?
 I know this question off topic but we haven't heard off BSC for ages
 smile
 regards, WIll

 - Original Message - 
 From: Bryan Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
 Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 10:44 AM
 Subject: Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 There's also the fact that it takes them four years to release games 
 that,
 to be quite honest, have little to no replay value even with the other
 difficulty level. Even the higher difficulty setting doesn't really make
 for
 a harder game. Only the fights get harder. Then you have BSC's titles
 which,
 unrealistic as many of them are, actually step up the pace of things a
 considerable amount from diffcuty level one to level 2 and even more on
 Insane. And yes, Bavisft's prices make their titles that much more
 undesirable. I understand that in our market you kinda need to charge a
 litle more, but even so most of the time we're still paying less than we
 would for the average mainstream game. And while GMA Games' titles are a
 bit
 pricy they're still reasonable, particularly since they actually require
 you
 to think. They actually challenge you. I still haven't figured out a
 strategy for completing Sector Five of GMA Tank Commander even after two
 years.

 - Original Message - 
 From: Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
 Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 10:39 PM
 Subject: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 Hi. I've been watching the chillingham discussion and just thought
 I'd share my experiences when trying to ask for support from bavisoft.
 Firstly, a little background information.  I have a hearing
 difficulty, I use a hearing aid, I have no hearing in the right ear,
 and only limited hearing in the left, but my hearing is pretty good
 when I have the hearing aid in, or when I am wearing an earpiece
 attached to the computer using jfw/windoweyes or playing adventure games
 etc.
 I borrowed someone's copy of grizley gulch and tried to play it, only
 to find out that I wasn't able to play it properly because it
 required you to have the use of both ears. I explained this to
 bavisoft, and I didn't receive one response at all.  That was well
 over a year ago.
 As first impressions go, it's not good business, I'm glad I didn't
 fork out the dough to buy it because I wouldn't have been able to play
 it.
 Sorry to come across a bit harsh.  Apparently I hear it's the same
 with chillingham, you need the use of both ears.


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Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service

2006-11-03 Thread will
hi

i believe that these third parties provided real voice acting etcetra
are there any releases of games inthe next audyssey Ron, like game 
announcements?
if so we can put them on our xmas lists ow in case the next issue is out in 
december
But back to the origianl topic of this thread, as i said i think we will see 
chillingham 2 epends when though
regards,w ill

- Original Message - 
From: Bryan Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 11:20 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 Nope, not since Castle Quest was shelved. Now there's a game that had
 potential. What I don't undertan is why BSC couldn't siply have ditched 
 the
 3rd party people they were working with and continued on with the project
 themselves. I had a guy Email me about that a few months back. Quite a
 depressing chap actually, always ready to assume the worst about people. 
 His
 opinion was that the problems with the development team that forced BSC 
 to
 shelf the game involved computer viruses and landmines and things. I seem 
 to
 remember him saying something about how he was going to write to BSC and
 demand that they resume work on CQ. Needless to say I hope he took my
 warning seriously, but I haven't heard from him since that last message.
 - Original Message - 
 From: will [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
 Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 2:58 AM
 Subject: Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 hi

 i agree but  guess bavisofts games are aimed at a certain market of 
 payers
 and i think personal issues hold bavisoft back from development times not
 sure though
 speaking of BSC any games off them for xmas i wonde?
 I know this question off topic but we haven't heard off BSC for ages
 smile
 regards, WIll

 - Original Message - 
 From: Bryan Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
 Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 10:44 AM
 Subject: Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 There's also the fact that it takes them four years to release games
 that,
 to be quite honest, have little to no replay value even with the other
 difficulty level. Even the higher difficulty setting doesn't really make
 for
 a harder game. Only the fights get harder. Then you have BSC's titles
 which,
 unrealistic as many of them are, actually step up the pace of things a
 considerable amount from diffcuty level one to level 2 and even more on
 Insane. And yes, Bavisft's prices make their titles that much more
 undesirable. I understand that in our market you kinda need to charge a
 litle more, but even so most of the time we're still paying less than we
 would for the average mainstream game. And while GMA Games' titles are a
 bit
 pricy they're still reasonable, particularly since they actually require
 you
 to think. They actually challenge you. I still haven't figured out a
 strategy for completing Sector Five of GMA Tank Commander even after two
 years.

 - Original Message - 
 From: Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
 Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 10:39 PM
 Subject: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 Hi. I've been watching the chillingham discussion and just thought
 I'd share my experiences when trying to ask for support from bavisoft.
 Firstly, a little background information.  I have a hearing
 difficulty, I use a hearing aid, I have no hearing in the right ear,
 and only limited hearing in the left, but my hearing is pretty good
 when I have the hearing aid in, or when I am wearing an earpiece
 attached to the computer using jfw/windoweyes or playing adventure 
 games
 etc.
 I borrowed someone's copy of grizley gulch and tried to play it, only
 to find out that I wasn't able to play it properly because it
 required you to have the use of both ears. I explained this to
 bavisoft, and I didn't receive one response at all.  That was well
 over a year ago.
 As first impressions go, it's not good business, I'm glad I didn't
 fork out the dough to buy it because I wouldn't have been able to play
 it.
 Sorry to come across a bit harsh.  Apparently I hear it's the same
 with chillingham, you need the use of both ears.


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Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service

2006-11-03 Thread Brandon armstrong
bavisoft is a joke.
Their a frod and i wish they would go out of business because of their lack 
of good service.
Brandon
- Original Message - 
From: Bryan Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 3:44 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 There's also the fact that it takes them four years to release games that,
 to be quite honest, have little to no replay value even with the other
 difficulty level. Even the higher difficulty setting doesn't really make 
 for
 a harder game. Only the fights get harder. Then you have BSC's titles 
 which,
 unrealistic as many of them are, actually step up the pace of things a
 considerable amount from diffcuty level one to level 2 and even more on
 Insane. And yes, Bavisft's prices make their titles that much more
 undesirable. I understand that in our market you kinda need to charge a
 litle more, but even so most of the time we're still paying less than we
 would for the average mainstream game. And while GMA Games' titles are a 
 bit
 pricy they're still reasonable, particularly since they actually require 
 you
 to think. They actually challenge you. I still haven't figured out a
 strategy for completing Sector Five of GMA Tank Commander even after two
 years.

 - Original Message - 
 From: Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
 Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 10:39 PM
 Subject: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 Hi. I've been watching the chillingham discussion and just thought
 I'd share my experiences when trying to ask for support from bavisoft.
 Firstly, a little background information.  I have a hearing
 difficulty, I use a hearing aid, I have no hearing in the right ear,
 and only limited hearing in the left, but my hearing is pretty good
 when I have the hearing aid in, or when I am wearing an earpiece
 attached to the computer using jfw/windoweyes or playing adventure games
 etc.
 I borrowed someone's copy of grizley gulch and tried to play it, only
 to find out that I wasn't able to play it properly because it
 required you to have the use of both ears. I explained this to
 bavisoft, and I didn't receive one response at all.  That was well
 over a year ago.
 As first impressions go, it's not good business, I'm glad I didn't
 fork out the dough to buy it because I wouldn't have been able to play 
 it.
 Sorry to come across a bit harsh.  Apparently I hear it's the same
 with chillingham, you need the use of both ears.


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Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service

2006-11-03 Thread Bryan Peterson
Well said. I was seriously considering attempting to learn programming 
myself, but I'm beginning to realize that might not be an option for me. If 
I don't have the patience for math I'm probably not going to have the 
patience for actual programming, and I'd imagine that patience is a big 
requirement in something like that. You're basically learning a foreing 
language, computerese, and learning a foreign language takes time and 
patience. Thtand I've never really enjoyed ath, so I have a feeling I might 
not enjoy programming all that much either. granted I could be wrong, but 
I'm basing this on my own experiences with Algebra. So far we aren't exactly 
on the same wave length.
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From: simon.dowling [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 5:21 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 hi Brandon, you wrote:
 bavisoft is a joke.
 Their a frod and I wish they would go out of business because of their 
 lack
 of good service.
 why are they a fraud?
 btw that's f, r, a, u, d.
 and why would you want them to go out of business pray tel?
 there are very few devs out there as it is so wishing one more down the
 drain is only going to be detrimental to you and the community as a whole.
 if you don't like the games don't buy them simple as.
 there a lot of people who believe it or not actually enjoyed them.
 its comments like yours the reason James north has given up on this
 community dare I say blind people in general.
 if you carry on thinking in this manner, the only joke is going to be on 
 you
 my friend.
 fact, Jeff has had a lot of personal problems when writing chillingham, if 
 I
 was him I would just pack it all in and say screw the blind gamers.
 now if you want to make a difference, why don't you learn the necessary
 skills of programming and coding and write a game of your own, then we can
 judge your standards!
 - Original Message - 
 From: Brandon armstrong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
 Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 11:30 AM
 Subject: Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 bavisoft is a joke.
 Their a frod and i wish they would go out of business because of their
 lack
 of good service.
 Brandon
 - Original Message - 
 From: Bryan Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
 Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 3:44 AM
 Subject: Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 There's also the fact that it takes them four years to release games
 that,
 to be quite honest, have little to no replay value even with the other
 difficulty level. Even the higher difficulty setting doesn't really make
 for
 a harder game. Only the fights get harder. Then you have BSC's titles
 which,
 unrealistic as many of them are, actually step up the pace of things a
 considerable amount from diffcuty level one to level 2 and even more on
 Insane. And yes, Bavisft's prices make their titles that much more
 undesirable. I understand that in our market you kinda need to charge a
 litle more, but even so most of the time we're still paying less than we
 would for the average mainstream game. And while GMA Games' titles are a
 bit
 pricy they're still reasonable, particularly since they actually require
 you
 to think. They actually challenge you. I still haven't figured out a
 strategy for completing Sector Five of GMA Tank Commander even after two
 years.

 - Original Message - 
 From: Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
 Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 10:39 PM
 Subject: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 Hi. I've been watching the chillingham discussion and just thought
 I'd share my experiences when trying to ask for support from bavisoft.
 Firstly, a little background information.  I have a hearing
 difficulty, I use a hearing aid, I have no hearing in the right ear,
 and only limited hearing in the left, but my hearing is pretty good
 when I have the hearing aid in, or when I am wearing an earpiece
 attached to the computer using jfw/windoweyes or playing adventure 
 games
 etc.
 I borrowed someone's copy of grizley gulch and tried to play it, only
 to find out that I wasn't able to play it properly because it
 required you to have the use of both ears. I explained this to
 bavisoft, and I didn't receive one response at all.  That was well
 over a year ago.
 As first impressions go, it's not good business, I'm glad I didn't
 fork out the dough to buy it because I wouldn't have been able to play
 it.
 Sorry to come across a bit harsh.  Apparently I hear it's the same
 with chillingham, you need the use of both ears.


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Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service

2006-11-03 Thread Bryan Peterson
Fraudship implies that they won't release the game. If they were a fraud 
they wouldn't have bothered to release either Grizzly or Chillingham. I'm 
trying to prove a point here. It took four years for them to release the 
firstChillingham, so there's no reason why it shouldn't take another four to 
release the second one. While I agree that that's riddiculous, and whileI do 
agree that their lack of customer service doesn't exactly bode well for 
them, let's not jump o conclusions. We've still got another two years before 
we can legitimately start getting mad. Don' get me wrong, I do agree that 
the long wait between titles is absolutely riddiculous considering the 
overall mediocrity of their titles.
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From: Brandon armstrong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 4:30 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 bavisoft is a joke.
 Their a frod and i wish they would go out of business because of their 
 lack
 of good service.
 Brandon
 - Original Message - 
 From: Bryan Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
 Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 3:44 AM
 Subject: Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 There's also the fact that it takes them four years to release games 
 that,
 to be quite honest, have little to no replay value even with the other
 difficulty level. Even the higher difficulty setting doesn't really make
 for
 a harder game. Only the fights get harder. Then you have BSC's titles
 which,
 unrealistic as many of them are, actually step up the pace of things a
 considerable amount from diffcuty level one to level 2 and even more on
 Insane. And yes, Bavisft's prices make their titles that much more
 undesirable. I understand that in our market you kinda need to charge a
 litle more, but even so most of the time we're still paying less than we
 would for the average mainstream game. And while GMA Games' titles are a
 bit
 pricy they're still reasonable, particularly since they actually require
 you
 to think. They actually challenge you. I still haven't figured out a
 strategy for completing Sector Five of GMA Tank Commander even after two
 years.

 - Original Message - 
 From: Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
 Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 10:39 PM
 Subject: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 Hi. I've been watching the chillingham discussion and just thought
 I'd share my experiences when trying to ask for support from bavisoft.
 Firstly, a little background information.  I have a hearing
 difficulty, I use a hearing aid, I have no hearing in the right ear,
 and only limited hearing in the left, but my hearing is pretty good
 when I have the hearing aid in, or when I am wearing an earpiece
 attached to the computer using jfw/windoweyes or playing adventure games
 etc.
 I borrowed someone's copy of grizley gulch and tried to play it, only
 to find out that I wasn't able to play it properly because it
 required you to have the use of both ears. I explained this to
 bavisoft, and I didn't receive one response at all.  That was well
 over a year ago.
 As first impressions go, it's not good business, I'm glad I didn't
 fork out the dough to buy it because I wouldn't have been able to play
 it.
 Sorry to come across a bit harsh.  Apparently I hear it's the same
 with chillingham, you need the use of both ears.


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Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service

2006-11-03 Thread x-sight interactive
well, not only taking a long time to release something, but saying they'll
release it in september 2005 when it's now november 2006 without any
progress news is just diabolical in my opinion.

regards,

damien





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Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 9:44 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 There's also the fact that it takes them four years to release games that,
 to be quite honest, have little to no replay value even with the other
 difficulty level. Even the higher difficulty setting doesn't really make
for
 a harder game. Only the fights get harder. Then you have BSC's titles
which,
 unrealistic as many of them are, actually step up the pace of things a
 considerable amount from diffcuty level one to level 2 and even more on
 Insane. And yes, Bavisft's prices make their titles that much more
 undesirable. I understand that in our market you kinda need to charge a
 litle more, but even so most of the time we're still paying less than we
 would for the average mainstream game. And while GMA Games' titles are a
bit
 pricy they're still reasonable, particularly since they actually require
you
 to think. They actually challenge you. I still haven't figured out a
 strategy for completing Sector Five of GMA Tank Commander even after two
 years.

 - Original Message -
 From: Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
 Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 10:39 PM
 Subject: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


  Hi. I've been watching the chillingham discussion and just thought
  I'd share my experiences when trying to ask for support from bavisoft.
  Firstly, a little background information.  I have a hearing
  difficulty, I use a hearing aid, I have no hearing in the right ear,
  and only limited hearing in the left, but my hearing is pretty good
  when I have the hearing aid in, or when I am wearing an earpiece
  attached to the computer using jfw/windoweyes or playing adventure games
  etc.
  I borrowed someone's copy of grizley gulch and tried to play it, only
  to find out that I wasn't able to play it properly because it
  required you to have the use of both ears. I explained this to
  bavisoft, and I didn't receive one response at all.  That was well
  over a year ago.
  As first impressions go, it's not good business, I'm glad I didn't
  fork out the dough to buy it because I wouldn't have been able to play
it.
  Sorry to come across a bit harsh.  Apparently I hear it's the same
  with chillingham, you need the use of both ears.
 
 
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Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service

2006-11-03 Thread david
That is why you shouldn't plan release dates and tell the public.  It's just a 
lot of trouble for the dev when you don't have anything to release on time.  
I'm not a programmer myself, but I have listened and I know that much.  If I 
ever do write a game, I will not guarantee anything until I am 100% certain I 
can keep my promises.

 - Original Message -
From: x-sight interactive [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Date: Fri, 3 Nov 2006 14:33:28 -
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service

i can understand why it takes so long in the first place - i think they use
c++, which is a much more in-depth, structured language compared to vb,
which is what most developers code.  but the other side is when they say they
have a target date set for september 2005 and they don't tell us what's
going on, it's a little hard for people to keep their cool for much longer.

that's just my opinion, i'm not that impatient, but i can understand both
sides.

regards,

damien





- Original Message -
From: Bryan Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 1:37 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 Fraudship implies that they won't release the game.  If they were a fraud
 they wouldn't have bothered to release either Grizzly or Chillingham.  I'm
 trying to prove a point here.  It took four years for them to release the
 firstChillingham, so there's no reason why it shouldn't take another four
to
 release the second one.  While I agree that that's riddiculous, and whileI
do
 agree that their lack of customer service doesn't exactly bode well for
 them, let's not jump o conclusions.  We've still got another two years
before
 we can legitimately start getting mad.  Don' get me wrong, I do agree that
 the long wait between titles is absolutely riddiculous considering the
 overall mediocrity of their titles.
 - Original Message -
 From: Brandon armstrong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
 Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 4:30 AM
 Subject: Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 bavisoft is a joke.
 Their a frod and i wish they would go out of business because of their
 lack
 of good service.
 Brandon
 - Original Message -
 From: Bryan Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
 Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 3:44 AM
 Subject: Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 There's also the fact that it takes them four years to release games
 that,
 to be quite honest, have little to no replay value even with the other
 difficulty level.  Even the higher difficulty setting doesn't really
make
 for
 a harder game.  Only the fights get harder.  Then you have BSC's titles
 which,
 unrealistic as many of them are, actually step up the pace of things a
 considerable amount from diffcuty level one to level 2 and even more on
 Insane.  And yes, Bavisft's prices make their titles that much more
 undesirable.  I understand that in our market you kinda need to charge a
 litle more, but even so most of the time we're still paying less than
we
 would for the average mainstream game.  And while GMA Games' titles are
a
 bit
 pricy they're still reasonable, particularly since they actually
require
 you
 to think.  They actually challenge you.  I still haven't figured out a
 strategy for completing Sector Five of GMA Tank Commander even after
two
 years.

 - Original Message -
 From: Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
 Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 10:39 PM
 Subject: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


 Hi.  I've been watching the chillingham discussion and just thought
 I'd share my experiences when trying to ask for support from bavisoft.
 Firstly, a little background information.  I have a hearing
 difficulty, I use a hearing aid, I have no hearing in the right ear,
 and only limited hearing in the left, but my hearing is pretty good
 when I have the hearing aid in, or when I am wearing an earpiece
 attached to the computer using jfw/windoweyes or playing adventure
games
 etc.
 I borrowed someone's copy of grizley gulch and tried to play it, only
 to find out that I wasn't able to play it properly because it
 required you to have the use of both ears.  I explained this to
 bavisoft, and I didn't receive one response at all.  That was well
 over a year ago.
 As first impressions go, it's not good business, I'm glad I didn't
 fork out the dough to buy it because I wouldn't have been able to play
 it.
 Sorry to come across a bit harsh.  Apparently I hear it's the same
 with chillingham, you need the use of both ears.


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Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service

2006-11-03 Thread shaun everiss
Once I thought they could be.
However after I heard you couldn't install the cds fully, and other user 
problems, support things and the price I doubt I'd ever concider buying them.
If someone let me borrow a coppy for a couple weeks I may clock it and hand it 
back but thats probably about the end of it.
At 03:51 AM 11/4/2006, Raul A. Gallegos wrote:
At least they are not taking pre-orders and then not delivering. That 
would be fraudulent. They just take a long time. Knowing this and the 
fact their games are not attractive to me is enough for me to not buy 
their games.


* x-sight interactive [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2006-11-03 07:45]:
 i can understand why it takes so long in the first place - i think they use
 c++, which is a much more in-depth, structured language compared to vb,
 which is what most developers code. but the other side is when they say they
 have a target date set for september 2005 and they don't tell us what's
 going on, it's a little hard for people to keep their cool for much longer.


-- 
Blessed are ye that sow beside all waters, that send forth thither
the feet of the ox and the ass.
-- Isaiah 32:20
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Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service

2006-11-03 Thread Stephen
It's not the waiting for the new titles that gets to me, it's the 
fact they didn't answer my query about my hearing problem.
You know what word of mouth is like, you tell people of your 
experiences, that message gets past along to the next one and the 
next and the next etc, then people will feel less inclined to buy from them.
At 12:37 AM 4/11/2006, you wrote:
Fraudship implies that they won't release the game. If they were a fraud
they wouldn't have bothered to release either Grizzly or Chillingham. I'm
trying to prove a point here. It took four years for them to release the
firstChillingham, so there's no reason why it shouldn't take another four to
release the second one. While I agree that that's riddiculous, and whileI do
agree that their lack of customer service doesn't exactly bode well for
them, let's not jump o conclusions. We've still got another two years before
we can legitimately start getting mad. Don' get me wrong, I do agree that
the long wait between titles is absolutely riddiculous considering the
overall mediocrity of their titles.
- Original Message -
From: Brandon armstrong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 4:30 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service


  bavisoft is a joke.
  Their a frod and i wish they would go out of business because of their
  lack
  of good service.
  Brandon
  - Original Message -
  From: Bryan Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
  Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 3:44 AM
  Subject: Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service
 
 
  There's also the fact that it takes them four years to release games
  that,
  to be quite honest, have little to no replay value even with the other
  difficulty level. Even the higher difficulty setting doesn't really make
  for
  a harder game. Only the fights get harder. Then you have BSC's titles
  which,
  unrealistic as many of them are, actually step up the pace of things a
  considerable amount from diffcuty level one to level 2 and even more on
  Insane. And yes, Bavisft's prices make their titles that much more
  undesirable. I understand that in our market you kinda need to charge a
  litle more, but even so most of the time we're still paying less than we
  would for the average mainstream game. And while GMA Games' titles are a
  bit
  pricy they're still reasonable, particularly since they actually require
  you
  to think. They actually challenge you. I still haven't figured out a
  strategy for completing Sector Five of GMA Tank Commander even after two
  years.
 
  - Original Message -
  From: Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
  Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 10:39 PM
  Subject: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service
 
 
  Hi. I've been watching the chillingham discussion and just thought
  I'd share my experiences when trying to ask for support from bavisoft.
  Firstly, a little background information.  I have a hearing
  difficulty, I use a hearing aid, I have no hearing in the right ear,
  and only limited hearing in the left, but my hearing is pretty good
  when I have the hearing aid in, or when I am wearing an earpiece
  attached to the computer using jfw/windoweyes or playing adventure games
  etc.
  I borrowed someone's copy of grizley gulch and tried to play it, only
  to find out that I wasn't able to play it properly because it
  required you to have the use of both ears. I explained this to
  bavisoft, and I didn't receive one response at all.  That was well
  over a year ago.
  As first impressions go, it's not good business, I'm glad I didn't
  fork out the dough to buy it because I wouldn't have been able to play
  it.
  Sorry to come across a bit harsh.  Apparently I hear it's the same
  with chillingham, you need the use of both ears.
 
 
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Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service

2006-11-03 Thread Stephen
Yes, but you have the use of both ears where as I don't.  So you 
right to support and get nothing in return. To the average joe that 
says a lot about the way they do business.
At 02:10 AM 4/11/2006, you wrote:
Because they're not frauds.
Raul very clearly defines what a fraud actually is.
Charging for services or products and not delivering is fraudulent.
However, taking three years to make a new product isn't fraudulent, it's
just well.  It's kind of ridiculous.
I have not had a problem with chillingham, so have not had to write to
support.




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Re: [Audyssey] bavisoft's lack of customer service

2006-11-03 Thread Raul A. Gallegos
I think this is definitely a valid beef you have against them. It's sad, 
sometimes people slip through the cracks. Perhaps they could not 
respond, or perhaps they did but you never got the response, No one can 
really know for sure.

* Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2006-11-03 16:06]:
 It's not the waiting for the new titles that gets to me, it's the 
 fact they didn't answer my query about my hearing problem.
 You know what word of mouth is like, you tell people of your 
 experiences, that message gets past along to the next one and the 
 next and the next etc, then people will feel less inclined to buy from them.


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