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Originally Posted by Kapitanleutnant
Since I'm not allowed to call people retarded anymore I'm going to subtly suggest that you presenting a personal anecdote as any sort of evidence is indicative of developmental disability, possibly stemming from blunt trauma to the skull at an early age.
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Well spoken
. Not that I'm agreeing with personal attack, mind you, but that's a really verbose way of putting it.
Anyway, some of us with reasonably reliable 'net connections still object to OSP on the grounds that: our 'net access is still not 100% reliable; we can't control the uptime of Ubisoft's servers and have been bitten before by promises of reliable service; object to the need of having constant internet connectivity for a single player simulator/game; object to the privacy issues; worry about what Ubisoft might do now or in the future with a constant connection; refuse to purchase software that we cannot resell; and object due to the general principle behind OSP.
So thank you, longam, for pointing out that your experience tonight with RoF was fine. When the rest of our complaints regarding OSP (which you obviously have no issue with, judging from your purchase of RoF), we'll consider purchasing SH5. That's assuming the rest of us don't take issue with the stock career ending in '43, only the VII class being modeled, and the creative license taken with the crew's characterizations.