I came here to seek enlightenment regarding the status, both current and future, of ETW, as seen through the eye's of end users.
Then, rather rashly, I thought that this thread looked interesting and that I might take a look.
I have now read the entire thread. Now I too have discovered that following other peoples argument's over what amounts to simple semantics is an astonishing waste of time.
In my defense though, I honestly did think that I would get at least one or two laughs out of 17 and a bit pages. Sadly, this has not been the case.
Oh, and by the way, the majority of the Creative Assembly production on ETW was done here, in Brisbane, Australia. I can state, with some authority, that there was, and still is, a rather acute level of concern over the state of the gold version. It was not, and is not considered to be worthy of release candicy.
Thus, there is much wailing and gnashing of teeth at all levels of CA, both British and Australian, particularly regarding the health of the relationship with Sega.
And the administrative activities of certain web sites is now also being examined. The last thing needed now is for miss-directed loyalty to further complicate the situation. Good will is actually deemed to be extremely important by all involved. It directly impacts on the sale value of future IP's.
Particularly as this whole, poorly managed, situation has impacted on the development by CA Australia of a new, multi-platform IP.
Those here in the industry expect there to be some new employment opportunities arising in Brisbane shortly.
I'll brb...............................