The ones that pre ordered your game didn't get burned. your the one
that got burned, because when you got confronted with the copyright
issue. those that pre ordered burned you for not making the game.
When you was trying to stay out of the copyright issue. There
ignorance shows there
Hi Trouble,
I guess it is sort of we all got burned. The customers aren't really
going to get exactly what they paid for, and I was close enough to
completion to feel really burned in having to begin again after all that
work.
Trouble wrote:
The ones that pre ordered your game didn't get
Hi Will,
First, I have actually tried Che's way of doing pre-ordered Beta's with
Montezuma's Return and it ended in disaster. Granted that was mainly in
part do to events out of my control, but now all those people who
trusted me, purchased in good faith, got burned because I have to
replace
thomas
how about this
if people want to help test the game, do what chea does, it makes
common sense
open up the project when ready for testing and say right then. if you
pay for the game now, you get to tryall the betas, if you haven't paid
tough you ahve to wait for the full version
: Thomas Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Charles Rivard [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Gamers Discussion list
gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Sunday, March 23, 2008 11:05 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Pre-ordering was MOTA.
Hi Charles,
I think as a community we all have learned a lesson about pre-ordering.
Even for the most
you could always do what liam does I think he still does, he did with judgement
day.
And started pree ordering a week before release.
At 12:05 p.m. 24/03/2008, you wrote:
Hi Charles,
I think as a community we all have learned a lesson about pre-ordering.
Even for the most well intentioned
Hi Charles,
I think as a community we all have learned a lesson about pre-ordering.
Even for the most well intentioned developer pre-ordering is for all
intents and purposes pretty darn difficult to manage. Once you begin
taking orders you will then be expected to complete the game in some
