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- 11/10/2003 5:01:32 AM

David Heath

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Hi I have talked with both Jim and Al and then played the game as it stands today. In a word it a new experence and gamers are missing out if they still considering this anything like the 2+ year ago release. I purchased a copy of the game when it first came out and was not happy to say the least. So as a customer myself I know what I want and expect to get out of this game. Its not perfect but I feel its nothing like what I purchased 2+ years ago. Playnet and Corned Rat have more then improved the game and enhanced it beyond what it was. Anyone who even thinks they may enjoy this styling of gaming should give it a try in its current form. Remember that Highway to the Reich will come with a free one month trial version so there is no reason not to try it. My staff and myself were thrilled at the gameplay when we tried it out. I admit Jim and Al had to do some talking to get me to try it but the proof was in the game and gamers need to know this. We all are now working on bringing the game to the next level and when we are done I am sure you will not be able to find another WW2 online experence like it.

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- 11/10/2003 2:22:00 PM

Hagen

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[QUOTE=Belisarius]Dave, if you manage to make WW2OL into what it was supposed to be from the start, then you got my respect. And a sold copy. ;) I have refrained from trying it so far. The fire it took at first scared me off.[/QUOTE]
There are a couple of obvious errors here ;)
1: Dave doesn't have to make WWIIol into anything, it's almost there allready and have made it so far by themselves. all they need is a serious company backing them. and doing retail deals.

2: If you have refrained from trying a game that has obviously stayed afloat for two and a half years despite those reviews also as old, then you are really missing out.

Like Dave said above, there will be no experience quite like it, but there is no experience even vaguely like it as it is allready.
Get highway to the reich and try it out, nothing to lose.
There are also some magazines having 14 day trials if you are interrested.

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- 11/10/2003 11:46:51 PM

Dsty2001

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Why in the world do people judge the game by what it was like at release? I can't name a single MMOG that has launched without any problems

It has been 2 years and a half since release, and people are still b1tching about the release? I don't understand

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- 11/12/2003 5:31:35 PM

Guz

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Joined: 5/27/2003
From: Low Desert, Ca.
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Uh...Get back to worrying about RDP.

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