Trainz 2009 auran code#

Over time, the same complaint (not just this one) is going to have the same effect as repeating the same joke.īy the 20th time, someone is going to want to slap the current joker. This specific complaint has come up before. So ironically, the people you are knocking in this thread are the sort of people that made the game work so well on your computer in the first place, and you should at least be thanking them.

Pointing out a programs faults, regardless of how unpopular it might be, will probably result in better future versions.

Trainz 2009 auran code#

Market research is very expensive, and this free source of customer feedback should not be hidden away just because others are happy with the game, and I would hope that Auran have learnt these very same lessons from the past.īlindly applauding a product because it works for you, without considering that there might be flaws in the code that need to be fixed for other combinations of hardware, will probably reflect positively on sales figures. If people have a genuine complaint about the game, or even just some concerns, founded or not, then they have a right to say so, and a right for the thread to live long enough for actual Auran staff to read it. You'd think they'd have a better understanding of 'being disappointed' with the game, and that they'd refrain from joining the mob mentality.Īnd now we have the 'yay-sayers' asking for the thread to be closed down. What amazes me is the amount of people here who are outraged by someone forcing a poor opinion of their favourite game onto them, who then proceed to force their joyful opinion of the game onto them.Ī quick glance at the yay-sayers in this thread shows at least 2 people who were spitting fire about previous releases of Trainz because they didn't work as well as they'd hoped.

People are allowed to be disappointed with TS2009, and are allowed to air that disappointment here on the forums, just as those who love it are allowed to sing it's praises.

I rarely agree with Ed (I rarely understand what the hell he's talking about ), but he hit the nail on the head.