Master of Orion 3: Retail to Bargain Bin in just 4 Months!

[Saint_Rukus]

Originally posted by CharlesBHoff
Actural people in El Paso are pretty smart first they know that no computer games today comeout bug free anymore. Take a look at the Raise of Nations board and see how man y bug that game have and the video problen they are having. People in El Paso are not big fan of buying online because of security issue I am actural one of the few in El Paso that make afew online purchase of P&P RolePlaying games and Evidence Elimator that clean your computer of all
the files which MS delete command doesnot realy delete.

I wish I could be the spokesman for how an entire metropolis acts and thinks.

[Craig P.]

Originally posted by vee4473
no ****,

they sold more than a single copy and the patches and support are still **** from what i read.

And what did you read? I can't speak to outright technical support, I haven't needed it, but I think they've done a wonderful job with the patch to date (there's a lot of "there" there); notwithstanding a few regressions, they addressed a lot of the things I found to be most annoying. (Would have been nice to get things out sooner, but I accept the stated reasons it hasn't happened.)

are you saying that moo3 didn't sell and that's the reason for the lack of support?

Lack of support?

There's a patch effort ongoing. They released a beta version of it, and they're in the process of revising that now. There have been indications from QSI that if MoO3's sales remain strong enough (admittedly a big "if"), the economics will support another patch.

[CharlesBHoff]

Originally posted by Jamski
I'd have loved it if my Amazon stocks had gone up to $400 dollars. I'd have sold sold sold

-Jam

There was on Wall Street than mindset that said the old rules on ecomony where out than the new rules where in. In
19999 I was reading that Inframous book the DOW at 36000 in the bargin book bin. That was the most idiotly book on buy strock ever written. The first rules is stock goes up and they can come down . Stay away from most dervised that say you make than 10000 % profit with no risk, stay away from Index Fund . Buy stock in a company that mine or grather raw material like coal, oil, iron and ects, buy stock
in a company that make something like cars, computer and etc's.

That was Enron problem they where than tradeing company
that didnot drill for the oil or gas they sold and they didnot make anything. I than sorry for the little people at Enron who lost all they life saveing in the 401 plan when Enron said they cannot sell the stocks they own, I have no symatic for the big shots that ran Enron.

[CharlesBHoff]

Originally posted by Saint_Rukus


I wish I could be the spokesman for how an entire metropolis acts and thinks.

The people in EB who buy games know that no game today are release without bugs for many reason one the internet make it easy to release patch with no big cost in mailing patches to all the player who have the games around the world.

[Kahn]

Originally posted by Craig P.
There's a patch effort ongoing. They released a beta version of it, and they're in the process of revising that now. There have been indications from QSI that if MoO3's sales remain strong enough (admittedly a big "if"), the economics will support another patch.

Sorry to say, but I think MoO3 jumped the shark long before the patch!

[MichaeltheGreat]

Originally posted by statusperfect
this is crap.

no more income = no more patches

cheers

EDIT: and statusperfect goes king WOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOO! SPAMMAH!

I'm usually a sadistic SOB and give people PCR's for these sorts of status posts, but it's Friday, I'm on the way home, and it's too much effort to bother.

But at Emperor, you'll be mine.

[Saint_Rukus]

Originally posted by CharlesBHoff


The people in EB who buy games know that no game today are release without bugs for many reason one the internet make it easy to release patch with no big cost in mailing patches to all the player who have the games around the world.

So that just for EB eh? Thanks for telling me how they think also, I thought you only knew just all of El Paso.