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Posted: Oct 26th 2010 7:23PM LuciferSSam said

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So can someone explain to me what's so horrible about this game?
Have they patched/fixed it at all or is it still a brutal piece of shit at this point?

I was pretty interested with the gameplay mechanics when I watched a few dev videos so I still might try to grab a cheap copy if it's worth playing at this point, or later when they fix it up.

Posted: Oct 26th 2010 7:40PM Chris Smack said

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@LuciferSSam

I would also like to know this and also, as a fan of Sins, would I like this game?
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Posted: Oct 26th 2010 7:45PM darksied said

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@LuciferSSam
I've been following this on their forums for a while, because I was so hyped for this.
They've put more work into fixing it than any other game, because they want it to be what it should have been. There's been around 7 patches or so, and the game is shaping up well. Apparently, there's going to be a huge 1.1 patch that adds a lot of stuff coming in the next few weeks.

If you are interested in this type of game, I would consider picking it up cheap, like you said, before the 31st, that way you can get the 2 expansions for free. This is what I'm going to do :)
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Posted: Oct 26th 2010 8:49PM Laivindil said

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There have been a few horrendous releases that ended up getting patched into a masterpiece. It doesn't happen often, and its usually because of the publisher pushing the developer but not always. And in the cases I'm thinking of it ended up being a great game. I think elemental will follow this. Combat Mission: Shock Force, Half-Life 2, and Operation Flashpoint (all versions including Arma lol) are good examples.

Posted: Oct 26th 2010 9:26PM Epoque said

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@Laivindil What was wrong with Half-Life 2 on release? I thought it was just Steam that had the problems.
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Posted: Oct 27th 2010 2:38AM Crayola Q Pants ESQ said

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Gotta applaud their effort for recognizing a mistake and actually doing something to rectify it as opposed to sweeping it under the rug or blaming someone else.

I wonder if combat will look more exciting/the close up terrain less bare after the new patches

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