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Originally posted by slic1149
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By the way, Markus, not trying to tell you how to run your business but all work and no play is a fast road to a slow burnout. We have a great game, and you have done a hell of a job. Do what you will but the bottom line is you owe us nothing. We paid our bucks and you gave us a dyanmite product with promised updates. I don't think it's important to have them all done by the end of March. Great game, great value, great customer service keep it up and your companys continued success is assured. By the way I am a 53 years old man, I may be a fan but I quit being a boy years ago.
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Sorry I usually try to avoid arguing with people. However I take issue with your statement.
"We have a great game, and you have done a hell of a job. Do what you will but the bottom line is you owe us nothing."
Yes Markus made a GREAT product, and supports it 200%
That's why we are all here. Get realistic though We pay money for this great game, and he does *OWE* us to at least have the game working as advertised. That means fixing bugs to make said game work as advertised. He gives us new features, because he is a great guy and wants to improve his product.
Thus ensuring that we will be back next year eager to purchase the new OOTP version. To say he owes us nothing is the same crappy thinking some game companies like EA have adopted. Where they make a buggy product every year, like Madden.
Then don't support the product and basically tell their customers too bad you already bought it tough ****. So your way of thinking only encourages this type of practice, where companies feel they owe their customers nothing. Hopefully one day people will wake
up and EA will regret the day they treated their customers like morons.