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Lhetre
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france
Jan 2001 time: 05:14
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Just kidding ...
CtP2 has just arrived in France so I sent my personal list of bugs to them. Instead of answering they sent me here. At first I thought you were Activision's Technical Support, now I know you are better than them.
BlueO said :
"All this led to me to realize that, even though the CTP2 team made a pretty good game, they aren't fans of their own game, or civ type games. It seems that none of them played through a complete game, otherwise, they would have realized all the faults that the Aployten fans have found and tweaked them, like we have. This led to the other conclusion, even if Activision had continued to support ctp2, it would still be the lame game it was when it was shipped."
I completely agree.
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and if a company doesn't like the idea what should we do? close down the site? 
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ok seriously...
if firaxis is sending people here, they are already creating income for us. when other sites have "affiliate" and "referrer" programs paying in order to get visitors and create a user base, we get them for free.
so we dont any deal that could in the end make us what some magazines are today: multi-page advertisements....
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Gwap
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Largs, Scotland
Jan 2001 time: 05:14
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Hmmm, referring people for tech support to an independent forum sounds like a cop-out. I wonder what my boss would say if I sent our customers to this forum too? Ah, he probably would love the idea, as it would save him an absolute fortune. Which is what it probably does for Activision.
On the other hand, it doesn't solve the customers' problems, so they are unlikely to repurchase.
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