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Re: C&C is NOT worth buying or playing.

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From: nstn... Ian
Date: Sat, 02 Sep 1995 00:00
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jni...@rain.org (Digital) wrote:

>V.T. (i...@twain.oit.umass.edu) wrote:
>: C&C is not worth buying or playing people. I just finised playing the second
>: level of the game. The graphics are nice and all but the playablity sucks so
>: bad its wrost then Outpost and other lame games combine.  Thats why Westwood
>: delaying the game for so long and trying to redesign the game all over 
>: for the last couple of months. Tell you the truth, C&C is NOT even worth $10.

>Why don't you stick with Outpost and other games of the sort, because you 
>certainly seem to not appreciate real-time strategy.
>Oh, BTW, your attempt to upset those of us who are waiting anxiously is 
>not working; I plan to pay $60 bucks, if that what it takes, to get this 
>game, and I am expecting it to be the best program that I've bought all 
>year. Plenty of other people will back me up on this. 

I'll back you up. There have only been 2 games all year which were
attractive enough that I bought them. Terror From the Deep was great, and
it kicked but (despite all the people who said it was too similar to X-Com,
should have been SVGA, does that sound familiar at all?). Renegade sucked
:(
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Date: 1995/09/02
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