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slikster · 03-14-10, 06:44 AM

At least you people got a manual. My regular edition had a card with the cd-key, the game disk and some documentary dvd I haven't looked at yet.

The manual I read came in pdf form.

What a joke that was. Doesn't even have a picture of one ship in it. I was hoping to at least print off a recognition manual. They didn't put any effort into the manual whatsoever. Even things they did try to explain just had a reference to a picture on the page that was too low of a resolution to make anything out.

I should have just bought it off of Steam when it eventually goes on sale for $20 and kept playing SH IV.

I haven't even mentioned the game itself. What a buggy mess.

I was willing to cut UBI a break, DRM warts and all. But they have failed hard. They shouldn't just be apologizing for DRM service issues, they should be apologizing for the whole product, start to finish.

03-14-10, 06:44 AM	#11
slikster Watch Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 30 Downloads: 76 Uploads: 0	At least you people got a manual. My regular edition had a card with the cd-key, the game disk and some documentary dvd I haven't looked at yet. The manual I read came in pdf form. What a joke that was. Doesn't even have a picture of one ship in it. I was hoping to at least print off a recognition manual. They didn't put any effort into the manual whatsoever. Even things they did try to explain just had a reference to a picture on the page that was too low of a resolution to make anything out. I should have just bought it off of Steam when it eventually goes on sale for $20 and kept playing SH IV. I haven't even mentioned the game itself. What a buggy mess. I was willing to cut UBI a break, DRM warts and all. But they have failed hard. They shouldn't just be apologizing for DRM service issues, they should be apologizing for the whole product, start to finish.