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02/27/07 01:20 AM
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Quote:My main interest comes with upgrading the classic seasons with saved lineups and transactions. I believe these upgraded seasons, of which a very good start has been made with the first 10 or so available, is something that sets DMB apart from the other games. I would like to believe that we can expect a handful of them to be released every year, much in the same release patterns before the Simnasium buyout. I would like confirmation on this remaining a priority.
Quote:As far as the pre-1926 seasons... many of us have a lot of experience creating these seasons. We've created some very good quality pre-1926 seasons, at least 8 of which already have saved lineups and extensive transactions. When DMB is ready to tackle those seasons, I hope that those of us involved in these seasons in the past will be communicated with and the knowledge we've built can be used in some way. I think it is a lose/lose situation if we're competing against each other. The knowledge base that we've built can be a win/win situation for this part of the DMB strategy. And I work for free.
Quote:Frankly, I don't trust Dayne. Many of us don't. The Simnasium side of the shop is getting the top billing and the emphasis. There is a lot of effort at trying to get the DMB customers to try Simnasium. I'm not aware of the reverse happening. I'm not aware of an effort being made to get Simnasium customers to try DMB. It seems like DMB is being used to build Simnasium, but Simnasium isn't being used to build DMB. We've been told it's supposed to be a win/win situation, but so far it seems to be a win/lose situation.
Quote:We're a loyal and fanatical DMB customer base and we don't want to see the game we love wither away.
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