We deserve an Official answer from David Braben (I dont think he really knows what happened with 1.)

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Your misreading the situation. FD doesn't respond to all those hater kiddies because it would be a complete waste of their invaluable time.

I'm really glad FD opted this way and hope, that the little pew pew kiddies will give up and return to COD and EVE soon :)

EVE is a pew pew kiddie game? News to me.

Responding to head off a situation is a waste of time verses wasting the time of 300,000 plus players unable to play the game the way it was intended. I see.

Your bullheaded and insulting "White Knight" attitude is so refreshing. /sarcasm (in case that wasn't obvious)
 
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As customers people should niether know or care how software development works, I don't give a rats ass how Ketchup is made but I still consume it.

Fair enough, but that doesn't give you the right to go telling the company HOW to make the ketchup if it doesn't fit your expectations (which is what I was alluding too, should have been clearer).
 

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Fair enough, but that doesn't give you the right to go telling the company HOW to make the ketchup if it doesn't fit your expectations (which is what I was alluding too, should have been clearer).
Oh yeah I get that, the danger is people just silently choose a different brand of ketchup.
Oh god, analogies! Sorry!
 
What answer are you looking for kid? Sorry we're trying to improve the game?

What he said. Software development is hard, I am sure they are doing the best they can.

And about ignoring beta feedback: From what I gathered on the forums they thought they had fixed the collision damage when they made the 1.1 release. Turns out it was not fixed. They have already pushed out 2 hotfixes in less than 24h. They seem to be working overtime to get things right. I dont know what an apology from the head honcho would accomplish so I think we should just give FD a break and let them do their work.
 
Fair enough, but that doesn't give you the right to go telling the company HOW to make the ketchup if it doesn't fit your expectations (which is what I was alluding too, should have been clearer).

But mentioning, that there is little wisdom in putting a tomato in a fruit salad, might be be useful to someone.
 
>Software development is hard

For sure. Not that their timing is perfect but any coder is going to sympathise. Millions of lines of code and it only takes a stray character here or there to make a glaring unintended consequence.

Call me humble, but I think it's obtuse to expect the CEO to come and personally give you an explanation/apology. It'd be nice but 'deserve', no.
 
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Fair enough, but that doesn't give you the right to go telling the company HOW to make the ketchup if it doesn't fit your expectations (which is what I was alluding too, should have been clearer).


Though I can tell the government if the ketchup isn't made with the ingredients that it advertises on the side of the bottle. And the government can either force a recall of the ketchup or shut down the ketchup production.
 
No, but being correct makes you correct... and I am correct.

This definition fits you better sir.

"A delusion is a belief held with strong conviction despite superior evidence to the contrary.[1] As a pathology, it is distinct from a belief based on false or incomplete information, confabulation, dogma, illusion, or other effects of perception"

Your welcome :D
 
I get the impression that the people whining expect a personal apology. The question is for what?

Some companies, when they know they affected the quality of gameplay for people provide credit towards services or products. A free paint job perhaps?
 
Your pompoms are blocking your view.....

And the detritus of your failed and crippled gameview is blocking yours.

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While you talk to Sir Braben, i want to speak to Bill Gates about how it's possible that something so negative as this forum is able to show up on my Windows version.

And God best pipe up with a mea culpa for the visible spectrum by which one even observes Windows...

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I get the impression that the people whining expect a personal apology. The question is for what?

The game existing while not being exactly what they want...while they don't really know what they want, just not this. The Gordion knot-into-Moebius-strip of their logic should neither confound nor amaze you...the proper reaction is pity. Not empathy. Pity.
 
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If you actually read my post, I said about patching of nerfing or buffing of ships! which should have been set in stone WAY before release!

Have you played a multiplayer game before? I can't think of a single one that hasn't gone through at least one balancing pass after release.
 
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See, I think people are getting sick of the whole release a game that is still under significant development model. This is a brilliant game that is unfinished. It was released as a bare bones Minimum Viable Product. It is a common practice in much of software development. I'm not so certain it is proving appropriate for the video game industry.

This is software development for *any* product, nowadays. :(

At least Frontier is responding to the worst ones with hotfixes and patches. They should have held off until the beta issues were resolved. I think they are under tremendous pressure to hit internal scheduled release dates.

It's hard to go in front of your customers and say it's not ready, yet. We all know it's easier to ask for forgiveness, then permission.
 
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