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Re:Waiting in antisipation
Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 2:42 pm
by Zeke
MadMan wrote:
I've resigned myself to waiting till the end of the month.
I mean what else can I do.
My worst fear however, is that when I get in to work on "THAT DAY", I will see that SOW has been released and I will have to endure 8 hours of torment, knowing that it is out there, but I have to wait till I get home to have it.
That gentlemen, is Gamer's Hell!
ooo feel your pain there - 8 hrs at work knowing that this awesome game is out (how many will throw a sickie the day after release hmmm).....as Erwin Rommel once said "that will be their longest day"!!! :blink:
Re:Waiting in antisipation
Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2010 4:37 pm
by UglyElmo
Silver Fox wrote:
Ok, do that for you...here goes.
" wierd music, sounding spooky,and.....Wavy lines..Wavy lines, wavy lines......done.
Captain's Log: stardate 2010 month 3 day 30, ( which reminds me i must pay my credit card
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After the strange disappearance of the master copy of SOW, due release date in late March 2010, the crew of the starship NORB set forth on a mission to recover this valuable masterpiece, the only casualty so far in the mission was Henson Solvinctus who went for a Lay down in a darkened room, commenting that he just couldn't wait any longer, "its just all got to much".
Wavy lines...wavy lines...wavy lines.
date: 24/03/2010. phew Sol its not looking good
Oh great! I'm one of the "red shirt" guys. SIGH! :laugh:
Re:Waiting in antisipation
Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2010 5:57 am
by Silver Fox
UglyElmo wrote:
Silver Fox wrote:
Ok, do that for you...here goes.
" wierd music, sounding spooky,and.....Wavy lines..Wavy lines, wavy lines......done.
Captain's Log: stardate 2010 month 3 day 30, ( which reminds me i must pay my credit card
),
After the strange disappearance of the master copy of SOW, due release date in late March 2010, the crew of the starship NORB set forth on a mission to recover this valuable masterpiece, the only casualty so far in the mission was Henson Solvinctus who went for a Lay down in a darkened room, commenting that he just couldn't wait any longer, "its just all got to much".
Wavy lines...wavy lines...wavy lines.
date: 24/03/2010. phew Sol its not looking good
Oh great! I'm one of the "red shirt" guys. SIGH! :laugh:
Norb man, whats happening guy? the Civil War didn't last this long,
this makes watching a UK party political broadcast on TV seem fast, and people have died of old age watching that rubbish
Anyway guys keep taking the sedatives, its on the horizon, " if its worth having its worth waiting for" :ohmy: WOW!!!!!!I'm in a so prolific statement place today, B)
Re:Waiting in antisipation
Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2010 6:28 am
by norb
Here's the issue. When I said 1st Quarter 2010, I was thinking March 31, but everyone else was thinking January 1st. So when I clarified and said March 2010, I was still thinking March 31, but everyone else looked at it as slipping back to March 1st. So although we would have shipped if we were done sooner, I had the time needed if required. We've only slipped 1 date, we first said end of 2009 and we missed that. I hate missing dates, but it was necessary. So this date is really only our 1st miss. We're right on schedule.
Re:Waiting in antisipation
Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2010 6:48 am
by Amish John
norb wrote:
Here's the issue. When I said 1st Quarter 2010, I was thinking March 31, but everyone else was thinking January 1st. So when I clarified and said March 2010, I was still thinking March 31, but everyone else looked at it as slipping back to March 1st. So although we would have shipped if we were done sooner, I had the time needed if required. We've only slipped 1 date, we first said end of 2009 and we missed that. I hate missing dates, but it was necessary. So this date is really only our 1st miss. We're right on schedule.
I wish I had $100 for every shipping date my company missed.
Re:Waiting in antisipation
Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2010 7:14 am
by pcelt
Norb--quite happy with your "slight delay. It has allowed me to grow a full length beard so I really look like Longstreet --though clearly much older and wearing much less fashionable gear.
"The wages of sin are death.....but the hours are good and the perks are fantastic."
Re:Waiting in antisipation
Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2010 8:19 am
by Col D. Streamer
31st March is my birthday and I know what I want that day!
Can't wait!
Re:Waiting in antisipation
Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2010 10:23 am
by Kerflumoxed
norb wrote:
Here's the issue. When I said 1st Quarter 2010, I was thinking March 31, but everyone else was thinking January 1st. So when I clarified and said March 2010, I was still thinking March 31, but everyone else looked at it as slipping back to March 1st. So although we would have shipped if we were done sooner, I had the time needed if required. We've only slipped 1 date, we first said end of 2009 and we missed that. I hate missing dates, but it was necessary. So this date is really only our 1st miss. We're right on schedule.
Quite frankly, the problem with setting any date is that the mental midgets then proceed to carve it in stone without realizing that circumstances may change, such as a previously undiscovered bug! As far as I am concerned, Norb, take your time and "get 'er done...right" to paraphrase that great Nebraska philosopher, Larry the Cable Guy! :woohoo: If that takes extra days, weeks, months, or even a year, aren't we all much better off having the best product possible? Look at all the games (as well as everything) that has been rushed...whoops, almost went political!
Take your time and keep up the good work!
J
Re:Waiting in antisipation
Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2010 11:47 am
by CoB4thTEXAS
Even though i'v been saying to myself "release the d@!n game already" for about a week now, only you NSD guys know whats up. Take your time i aint going anywhere.
:cheer: :cheer: :cheer:
Re:Waiting in antisipation
Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2010 1:07 pm
by tmastern
I'd just go ahead and release the game as in demo mode, and have a day 1 patch, if it was me....
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