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For all the things youve said here i would sacrifice beatiful graphics from SH4!I would even pay Ubi double price for SHV with all those features.
I would even forgive them all bugs
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That's the irony of these games:hmm: I think exactly the same, and would pay not double but three times as much a normal game for a really really good and bug-free sim. Using very simple maths, UBI could earn the same with 1/3 customers if more people thought as me, which I think is the case for at least 1/3 of the buyers of SH4:hmm: . But trying to please wider audience that has in fact less interest in naval games and is more used to other genres, ends up shifting development efforts into areas that are nice looking but pretty unimportant when compared to core gaming. |
I completely agree with what you have said here. 
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I don't get it, they know they are in a niche market, yet they refuse to benefit from the good points of niche markets: Loyal customers with much more money available (Age average higher) and ready to pay more for a good game. Why do they fail to recognize that? 
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Good question. If only they could provide us with an answer that makes sense. 
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