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Originally Posted by Julhelm
Bull****. The devs are working on a patch. Ergo they are trying to fix the issue that prevents some of their customers from playing the game. What more response can you ask for? Like I said, constantly creating new topics and bitching about the same bug in every thread the way sim fans tend to do accomplishes nothing but create the reputation that the game itself is a lemon , thus negatively affecting sales and further diminishing the chance of us getting any new naval games in the foreseeable future. As for me I'd rather not be stuck with playing 10+ year old games forever. If 300+ strong AAA dev teams cannot release bugfree games, what makes you think a small indie dev can deliver a flawless product as their first game?
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Have to agree with this. Considering the state some other games are released in (cough Cliffs of Dover cough), and the often poor QA reputation that comes with Paradox games, I think NWAC is in a pretty decent state.
@ OP - Raging for your money back is a waste of breath, it won't happen. In actual fact, JanH seems to have gone to a fair amount of effort to reassure users that the freeze problem is being investigated - logs are being sent at his request to help identify the cause. This is a lot further than the majority of developers go, in fact you're lucky that the devs post at all.
As for the atmosphere of 'positivity' getting in the way of your (admittedly legitimate) complaints, well, I hardly know what to say. The first naval game released in god knows how many years, and you're upset that the happy people are drowning out your whining, even after they've stated they're doing all they can to find and fix the error?
Priorities and all that.
