
Perhaps, but look how many Australians there are on this forum. And we're only the people enthusiastic enough to be part of Stardock! Imagine all the other people who might be mildly interested in this, out of the RTS community in Australia... besides, it's uncharacteristic of companies like IC to ignore customer complaints...
Let's wait and see what happens... if they don't do anything (which I doubt), then you are, obviously, right.
I couldn't agree more. I have absolute confidence that IC will fix the "multiplayer problem" just as soon as they can get around to it.
I have to say that even if Sins had no multiplayer support at all I would still think it worth buying.
I stopped buying PC games once most companies started becoming so aggressive with their copy protection - just look at Bioshock and Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts. I torrented both titles two days after release and had no problems. My friends who actually bought them complained for weeks over how two great games had been screwed up with the draconian attempt at security.
When I paid my $55.00 AU I didn't buy a copy of Sins; I could get that for free. My $55.00 was a salute to a trailblazing company that has the intelligence to see that copy protection of any type does nothing to stop pirates. Instead of waving a legal stick IC offered us a tasty carrot in the form of ongoing support and development of Sins. All you have to do is browse these forums and absorb their tone, or and look at the level of support Gal Civs II still enjoys. When I read something on the net regarding how well the company is doing I will know that I played a small part in that.
*gets teary eyed*
Ok I didn't know this was such an emotional subject for me... Perhaps I need to get a girlfriend or something.
1) Devs I salute you.
2) I have absolute confidence that they will fix the multiplayer problem.
3) High five for making the Stardock downloader able to archive a game for xfer to another computer. I'm staying with my mum atm so I had to get my sister to dload sins on my home connection and bring it to me here.