Tejszd wrote (View Post): |
Mooxe you are "legally" correct, but there is a reason MS dropped CC, then SSI dropped it and finally Atomic went out of business. So if the fan site assists/supports people to get our favorite game without paying for it then it is only a matter time before we do not get new versions to play.... |
schrecken wrote (View Post): |
So are you saying you no longer host an illegal copy of CC2 and/or have it available for download? |
Tejszd wrote (View Post): |
but there is a reason MS dropped CC, then SSI dropped it and finally Atomic went out of business. |
schrecken wrote (View Post): |
mooxe, are you still hosting the illegal copy of CC2 and making it available for download? |
CSO_Sbufkle wrote (View Post): | ||
Isnt CC2 freeware? Honestly, not being fecicious, I believe it is... |
Zturm wrote (View Post): |
Who pays the modders for doing the wonderful job they do?
If people don't have the money to buy a half-assed 50 bucks game (sorry, but that's what matrix releases are in my book after getting CoI)... |
schrecken wrote (View Post): |
But
You do still have alll the bugs You can only play on 44 maps You can only play in daylight Reinforce and disband don't work correctly for you etc but hey, I like CC5 too. |
schrecken wrote (View Post): |
matrix are a business, probably much like the one you work for... maybe they should give away their work... or maybe you should???
Everyone involved in the production of the recent CC games gives freely of their time, both now and in the past. |
schrecken wrote (View Post): |
éxcept the mod makers haven't done to CC what has been achieved by S3T
Not one mod with more than 44 maps Not one mod that can be fought over more than 2 turns Not one mod that fixes the broken rules Not one mod that BG's can retreat on Not one mod that can include night battles Not one mod that etc etc So, you make a good argument but it is hollow. |
schrecken wrote (View Post): |
There is no doubt Matrixgames' only interest is in making a living for it's owners and staff... no one has argued otherwise.
modders endeavours are of course generous and selfless, apart from those seeking adoration and compliments from their peers.... nothing wrong with that though, what ever rocks your boat. With the above in mind the games have not advanced one iota since 2000 despite the very best efforts of the modders to bring new scenarios and Theatres of war to the table. It is only through commercial interest that any coding and technical advancement has been achieved let alone fixing the broken code that we've had to live with since 2000. And, on top of that, modding options have now been given a greater breadth and depth than ever before possible, all thanks to commercial interest and the dedicated work of a very few people. |
schrecken wrote (View Post): |
yeh... I fix and mod my car... but I don't own General Motors |
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Who owns Close Combat?
We do and we damn well earned it! |
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CC is sacred ground to many here, |
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CC is sacred ground to many here, |
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You get riled up anytime someone says anything derogatory about Matrix. |
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Tough, we've got a fully functioning Close Combat game,." |
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that many members spent their time, working hard, modifying CC and sharing the fruit of their labor with the community, free of charge. |
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he people that kept the life blood flowing through the CC community, and who get the glory in the minds of many in our community, is the mod makers. Bless them. |
schrecken wrote (View Post): |
Can you imagine how the community would have continued to wither, as it had been. Only since CoI was released in early 2007 and then following further releases has the community gained some spark. |
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schrecken wrote (View Post): |
yeh
I see a spike at each new release I then see a general tapering off until the next release. I also see 40% of visitors come here by mistake and that seems pretty constant. My guess would be that since Matrix set up forums they must take up some peoples time, expecially new players that don't even know there are community sites. Jonez68 - you keep repeating yourself about repeating yourself and yet you get the original quote wrong... so maybe you had better reread and repeat. |
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Looking back at the previous years, there has been a slow steady decline. The years 2005/2006/2007 traffic averages per day were more in the 750-900 people per day, whereas 2007/2008/2009 its more like 550-750 per day.
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schrecken wrote (View Post): | ||
I think I said similar |
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the CC community withering away only to be saved by Matrix releases |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
So anyways....
Whenever we are done trainwrecking this thread I'll split it off.... If someone is looking for a torrent I dont want them to wade through all the crap. |
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Matrix has, most likely, already lost thousands of dollars so far |
schrecken wrote (View Post): | ||
Please , get over your fixation on my posts.
I'm sure matrix realise this and cost it into pricing, so everyone else pays a higher price so mooxe can gain more street credibilty as champion of the little guy. [snort] |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
CC5 mods will not work with TLD. Two separate games they are. |
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as meister said this game is not longer available to buy |
schrecken wrote (View Post): | ||
Classic CC5 is included in the package when you buy CC:The Longest Day - it is not freeware. Classic CC4 is included in the package when you buy CC: Wacht am Rhein - it is not freeware. |
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