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Same thing w/ me. After a half hour of WTF? I decided I'll play my other
games...
"JWB" <jwb3333__removethissection__@excite.com> wrote in message
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> "Jeff Holinski" <Holinski@shaw.ca> wrote in message
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>> On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 09:15:25 -0600, Carl Lundstedt
>> <clundst@workstation.unl.edu> wrote:
>>
>>>No posts about this title. I just got it and was wondering what other
>>>thought. I've finished the first two missions and they were rather
>>>plodding, but gamespot claims this will pick up.
>>>
>>>Comments?
>>>
>>>Carl Lundstedt
>>>UNL
>> I tried the demo of this game and wasn't impressed. It's how I'd
>> imagine the next StarWars movie would be in chinese. (lots of cool
>> stuff to see, but I don't have a clue what's going on)
>>
>> I played the demo a couple dozen times. Finally figured out how to get
>> ships to attack and re-inforce their sheilds. Had all my ships go
>> after one of theirs and still didn't get it below 75% sheilds before
>> all my ships were dead. Tried it multiple times with all their ships.
>> Finally their demo convinced me that this isn't the game for me. (sure
>> looks nice though)
>> I assume there must be a tutorial somewhere in the real game, but I've
>> lost interest in it now.
>
> I cannot understand why they would release a demo like that. Is it really
> that tough to put a basic tutorial in the game? I downloaded the demo,
> played it, and basically had the same problem (wtf is going on??). It
> killed my interest in the title - I may revisit it when it hits the
> bargain bin.
>
> This is a case where a demo likely hurt sales.
>