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12-08-15, 10:04 AM | #1 |
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LSH3 GWX DVD
I would rather see you tech guys produce DVD's for GWX and LSH3 with all the bugs removed. I would gladly buy one or both
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12-08-15, 10:17 AM | #2 |
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Welcome to SubSim jimislander
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Oh my God, not again!! GWX3.0 Download Page - Donation/instant access to GWX (Help SubSim) |
12-08-15, 12:33 PM | #3 |
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Welcome aboard
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12-09-15, 08:37 AM | #4 | |
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One thing about SH3/GWX that drove me to SH4 was that in that game, if you dare save submerged, within range of any contacts, within x miles of shore, not facing Mecca, whatever, you would get a corrupted save and lose your entire career. The longer you go never forgetting this, the more certain that your next save is going to be done in a hurry and there goes your three earth month long career. You can fix GWX till the cows come home (the original crew did just that) and you can never touch the deal killer bug. It is contained within the untouchable executable files of the game. Unless and until Ubi releases the game code itself for modification, a fix is impossible. As the Krazyfrenchman revolt days over at Ubi forums showed, Ubi is not a company which allows the wishes of its customers get in the way of doing whatever it wants. The things they do well, and which make them obscene amounts of money are not simulations. They have what they consider are larger fish to fry but still have no advantage to surrendering control of their intellectual property in releasing SH3 and SH4 game code. With Ubi it's all about the money. The reason they produce games is money, not the love of games, not the creative release, not pride of accomplishment, just the inflow of lots of cash. What produces the cash they will do. What doesn't (simulations) they will walk away from without regard for the people who play it.
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12-10-15, 09:42 AM | #5 |
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RR, check your PM inbox
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12-10-15, 12:18 PM | #6 |
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Done, thank you, and correction to my first post, Ubi has released some game code to modding teams for their IL2 franchise so maybe they can be persuaded here too. Best of fortune to swdw and Neal. I'm willing to help in any way I can.
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02-04-16, 12:20 PM | #7 |
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I look at SHO Beta ... and I just don't know... after buying SH 2,3 and 5... and being left hanging, I'm not sure I want to support any more of their ventures/products...
I especially can't believe they are using flash, when major computing companies are calling for it's demise. And then, I look at the micro-transaction model they are using and to me it seems awful expensive for a rather poor looking GUI, and to some extent the implementation of their real-time model. I guess they figure that is cheaper than a thin client. If I was a betting sailor, I'd say SHO will be SHOffline within the year. Ubisoft, it looks like a lot of submariners have a long memory. You should have never impaled us (to put it nicely) in the first place. I wish someone, somewhere, would make a decent sub sim but I guess there is just no money in it. I just don't know... |
02-05-16, 08:50 PM | #8 | |
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Silent Hunter Online was pretty much cancelled and its funding halted few years back. Its not been developed since and is probably still online only to give Ubisoft a bit of pocket money from those who still spend money playing it. I guess they need to try and recoup as much money back as they can. I think they realised early in the beta that the potential audience for the game was not going to bring them a return in money and so cut their losses and pulled the plug. |
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