How's the hold out crowd holding up?

OakGroove · 03-19-10, 07:26 PM

What started as a objection against an atrocious form of DRM, has turned into objection of the product itself -the state it is in, the concept behind it. As someone said, they tried to cater all, and came with some malformity that i find hard to classify. To me it looks like a persiflage on SH3, stripped of the more complete and useful stuff, but retrofitted with different graphics and abstract "features", which mostly seem to be coming from a land that reality forgot. Same bugs, disfunct routines and shortcomings as it predecessors. Deja-Vu. 5 years in a row, and each release seems to be in worse shape than the previous. Long story short, still voting with my wallet, not only against this form of DRM, but also uninspired low quality products.

03-19-10, 07:26 PM	#10
OakGroove 中国水兵 Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Germany Posts: 275 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	What started as a objection against an atrocious form of DRM, has turned into objection of the product itself -the state it is in, the concept behind it. As someone said, they tried to cater all, and came with some malformity that i find hard to classify. To me it looks like a persiflage on SH3, stripped of the more complete and useful stuff, but retrofitted with different graphics and abstract "features", which mostly seem to be coming from a land that reality forgot. Same bugs, disfunct routines and shortcomings as it predecessors. Deja-Vu. 5 years in a row, and each release seems to be in worse shape than the previous. Long story short, still voting with my wallet, not only against this form of DRM, but also uninspired low quality products. __________________ The idea that a company with more negotiating power over its customers will cut them a better deal is just bizarre. Mad Science spawns Evil Fiend: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkTZTzsYoZs