No, I post the truth about it. I also do journalistic posts. If you notice Drew, I do not need to post personal attacks against other members here. Instead I am off helping others create their own new game with the features they want. Seriously Drew, you need to move on as you are a very talented individual and you have a great future potential. I honestly hope that you find and fulfill that potential as a person. Merry Christmas and I hope you have a Happy New Year in 2008 as for others reading this post reply.
In fact and appears... is it a fact or does it appear? Or is it a fact that to you it appears? Is it appearing to be a fact or does the fact appear to be true?
It appears you never get tired of posting the exact same rant, that is a fact.
Well honestly KidFox, Atari stiffed Chris Sawyer whom I actually respect and like for what he initially gave us. If not for Chris actions we would not have had RCT in 1999, and I probably would have written more books too. But those items aside...
http://www.out-law.com/page-7855 it does not look good at all for Atari. I based my observations upon an honest view of what is reality versus what is not. Atari is in a very precarious place these days and it is actually their own doing.
I find it hard to simply dismiss how they treated me as a paid customer, and even more so "YOU" and the many other users in the community and RCT culture that grew up with a fierce loyalty, only to be completely cast aside while Atari hopped onto their Legal-Go-Round. Atari has not as the corporate publisher even really done any support with regards to the RCT platform for going on a year and a half and that is a very long time in the software field. Instead they dumped it all onto David's and Michaels shoulders and basically said to their customers, C-Ya, so as an abandoned paid customer I am well within the norm to voice my opinions on how I was treated and even more bothersome, how a fiercely loyal "CULTURE" was abandoned. I still believe that RCT as a platform will be tied up for a long time and is a dying platform in the midterm if not the longterm. If they survive, they will be remembered by many for how they shunned those users and ignored this culture...Cheers and Merry Christmas 2007, even if we agree to disagree!
[Posts merged, please don't double post - Michael]
But maybe in the "far" future. And I mean very, very far future. Note that the word maybe is in bold. If anyone thinks I should extend the underlined very, very up there, let me know.
