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From: Thomas Ward thomasward1...@gmail.com
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Sunday, September 07, 2014 11:14 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Fwd: LWorks An update including
Hi Charles,
Unfortunately, while it is all well and good for an end user to say
companies should make software, especially an operating system
backwards compatible, he or she is likely unaware of the technical
aspects of what they want. They are unaware of the complexity or the
difficulty
I'm afraid I disagree phil on the selling of keygen software. That is okay
while it's still being sold, however if as Justin did the software was sold
for a limited time and then stopped you've effectively done the same thing
in denying games to future gamers even on virtual machines etc.
If
Dark,
As a developer, I must disagree with the 'need' aspect of your
statement. Liam doesn't 'need' to do anything - he created the
program with intent to sell it, and he has every right to simply take
it off the shelves and let it rot if he wishes. He's under no
obligation to release anything
Hi Dennis.
You are certainly correct that Liam has ownership of the programs being
their creator, however equally given the lack of size of the audio games
community and the lack of games available, there is rather more impetus
riding on each game than in a usual development setting.
There
Dark,
I still disagree. He has no responsibility or duty, and no matter how
rare those kinds of games are, it is firmly not his problem to ensure
they get freely released.
Feeling entitled to always have these games available for any reason,
whether because the games are uncommon or because
Hi Dentin.
I didn't say we were entitled! to the games, only that the scarcity of
such makes them far more important than developers might realize, indeed
this is why Justin Dobemire has recieved so much flack after vanishing with
the Bsc titles.
I don't know what you mean about assembling
Comments inline.
On Sun, Sep 7, 2014 at 6:42 PM, dark d...@xgam.org wrote:
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I don't know what you mean about assembling the necessary cash for a key
generator sinse I'm not sure what the negotiation would be, sinse to have
the system actually be of bennifit for the hole community the
Hi Dark,
Wile I can certainly sympathize with your point of view I still
disagree with it on principle. It isn't the responsibility of the
developer, in this case Liam, to continue to make his games available
regardless of how large or small the market is. Even if Super Liam was
the one and only
Hi Dark,
You see, that's where we differ in opinion. I don't think Liam needs
to do anything here. You are em plying that people need these games to
continue to be available even though modern technology makes it
unlikely they will continue to run on modern hardware and software for
ever. Sooner
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