Re: [Epic] Final Liberation

From: Timothy J. Kilgore <tkilgore_at_...>
Date: Mon, 23 Mar 1998 20:22:46 -0800

At 07:31 PM 3/23/98 -0600, you wrote:
>Timothy J. Kilgore wrote:
>
>> When I contacted SSI, to firmly place the blame on then for the low sales
>> of Final Liberation, they told me that there would be no add ons but they
>> are considering putting out a unit editor that would allow you to create
>> whatever unit you wanted, new armies, new weapons, and the guy thought they
>> might create a campighn editor. This was about three weeks ago, I'm going
>> to contact them again to see if there is any truth to this tonight
>
>I hope you're right, and that they do put out this editor - we could share
>units and get the full range of armies supported... but I'm not terribly
>hopeful.
>
>Here (according to a story I heard this weekend at Gamers Con IV) is
>the scoop on Final Liberation:
>
>It seems that SSI had an update ready for release, though exactly
>what was in it wasn't clear, but it added at least some of the missing
>armies. GW informed them that in order to keep using the name,
>concept, logo, etc, they'd have to convert over to the Epic40K rules,
>new vehicles, and stuff. Supposedly SSI said something rude and
>has scrapped the program altogether.
>
>Bummer, yes?
>
>--
>// Cornelius Perkins cperkins_at_...
>// http://www.nothinbut.net/~cperkins
>// In girum imus nocte et consumimur igni
>
>
>

I can't say that it surprises me. SSI and GW agree on a deal for a epic
based computer game. During the middle of programming GW decideds to redo
the entire game, taking out all the diversity of units. SSI never gets the
news that a reorganization of the rules untill they are almost done with
the programming. at which point they either scrap two thirds of the units
and fit in with GW or they release it as it is. Then GW says, either redo
everything or no more.

Sorry, I'm just really starting to HATE GW, I've been disgruntled for some
time but now I'm starting to think about climbing the proverbial clock
tower and thinning out the Gamine industry.



Timothy J. Kilgore
tkilgore_at_...

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aching joint "Falling in Love (Is Hard on Your Knees)"
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