pzgndr
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Joined: 3/18/2004 From: Maryland Status: offline
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But there were statements like: "No something - no buy!" Gollygee McGuire, it really bugs you for other people to speak their mind? I specifically said, quote, "For me, no AI = no buy." For me, and probably for a lot of other potential paying customers as well. Since Matrix has already considered this and has decided to include an AI, that's fine. And yet, this issue is worthy of arguing about? If I wanted to buy the boardgame, I would. If I wanted to play it via email with other players using ADC or something else, I would. Frankly I do not have the time. And I do not expect to have the time in the near future even when EiA gets released. I have never played the game, but I am interested in learning as time permits. An AI computer opponent is, in my humble opinion, a required condition for me to consider buying this PC game. And probably for a lot of other potential paying customers as well. And Matrix correctly recognizes this little marketing fact. And yet, you and others persist with the anti-AI remarks and unnecessary criticisms. So be it. Fortunately, Marshall and Matrix appear determined to eventually release a PC version of the game that should appeal to ALL of us, and that's a good thing. And I will be patient until they do so.
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