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08-27-12, 11:54 PM | #31 | |
Silent Hunter
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This is my thinking. We have a better chance of getting a good subsim from some new outfit than from Ubisoft. |
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08-28-12, 09:10 AM | #32 |
Seasoned Skipper
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Oh really? You people said the same thing back when UBI dropped all support for SH5. Didn't happen. Why would it now?
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08-28-12, 10:59 PM | #33 | |
Swabbie
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09-05-12, 10:57 PM | #34 |
Watch
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Good thread. MS Flight was a failure but it didn't upset me because I knew it would be terrible. I never got my hopes up for it. Same thing with Silent Hunter Online. If SHO gets 90+ on MetaCritic I might try it. I'm not holding my breath. Game looks terrible right now. Same thing is going on with the new SimCity game if anyone's been following that game's development.
I've said several times on subsim I'd like to see an X-Plane type hardcore simulation for subs (I bought XPlane 10 and prefer it to FSX btw). Easy for me to request a hardcore sub simulation, I'm not a programmer. I hope someone will take that risk some day. Or maybe I'm overestimating the market of potential buyers. I have faith that if there is truly a market need for a hardcore sub sim, some company or group of programmers will step up to fill it.
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09-06-12, 04:45 PM | #35 | |
Engineer
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But to tell you the truth, the response hasn't been as big as I'd thought, and if you don't get a lot of people wanting to buy, beg, borrow or steal a new hardcore subsim here in subsim, well, I don't know where you can get them! |
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09-26-12, 05:08 PM | #36 |
Electrician's Mate
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it teaches us to stop making crappy f2p game aimed at the mainstream. ubisoft apparently missed the lesson.
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11-28-12, 02:29 PM | #37 | |
Sea Lord
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Nothing like the good old business model that is flawless. You produce a working product then we buy it, if we like it !! |
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11-29-12, 07:09 AM | #38 |
Sonar Guy
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You guys are barking up the wrong tree. UBISOFT has never listened to its customer base..
Its sole reason it still exist is because of things like Assassins Creed... Thats about it. Because all its other core Name brand games have gone to crap.. And they brought them there. They didn't listen about online activation and constant online connection.. And they won't listen to anyone about Silent Hunter. They will run everything into the ground... And once they are done with running the Assassins Creed Franchise into the ground.. They will basically become a joke... In fact I dare say that Assassins Creed is the only ting keeping the UBI name on the books. But that milk cow is running out. |
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