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Article #6112Re: Why Origin Sucks (various bitchings)
From: ja... James Singer
Date: Sun, 17 Sep 1995 00:00
Date: Sun, 17 Sep 1995 00:00
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ABHOTH DAIMONIZOMAI (got...@regiss.optera.com) wrote:
: Is it just me, or are Origin programmers just really lazy and stupid? The
: reason I say this is because they hype their games as being
: oh-so-high-tech and state-of-the-art-push-the-envelope stuff, but yet
: their games really aren't all that much more spectacular than some of the
: stuff already out. The only difference, of course, is that Origin's games
: are generally slow and require the current top-of-the-line PC to run at a
Various bitchings deleted...
: -Aaron
The answer seems simple my friend. If you don't like their games you don't buy
them. If enough people do this they will change the way they design games or
they will go out of business. As for me, I really enjoy most Origin games,
WCIII and bioforge for example. I will agree with you that CyberMage was
somewhat of a letdown. BTW, I have to keep my PC in what Origin considers
the "high end" range for development reasons, but I can see how this would be
frustrating to most game players. Just my $.02.
James
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