Sure i can. When you make a commitment, you stick to it. That's alot of whats wrong with the world today. People would rather jump on the person who points out when someone fails to keep their obligations, then the ones who went back on their word. A companies reputation is made or broken in these situations. When i make a purchase based on a companies promises, i take them at their word. If they fail to keep those promises, why would you not expect people to be upset. I put my money down on what service they said they were going to provide, and when they said they would provide it. When a comapany fails, why would you blame the consumer?
I won't lie, I don't want to have to do this, but if it gets through to you, so be it.
Do you have a twitter account with which to slam every presidential candidate after their terms?
Because you sound like you have a serious allergy (or something) to lying, and also an inability to understand what is and is not a PROMISE. Personally, I would much rather trust a specific developer/employee of Re-Logic or Pipeworks over a company account, many people have access to that.
Also, people have been misspelling a ton of words in their well written posts, which I notice due to OCD, I saw your misspelling of "Company" there, and I've noticed Nike Leon misspell "supercedes" in his latest post, as well as a few other words. What does this prove? THAT WE'RE
ING HUMANS. People make mistakes, the person writing the Twitter Post you pasted may not have realized that what he posted sounds definite based on the person asking the question's choice of words "When
WILL 1.3 come out?" Technically, the person on the Company Account did NOT say anything like:
It Will be available by Q2
It will Definately be updated by Q2
It Shall be released by Q2
You can play it during Q2
It will be finished by Q2
ETC.
And furthermore, that was a 505 Games Account, NOT PipeWorks, the ones "making sure the pipes work" if you will.
When a comapany fails, why would you blame the consumer?
Wrong question, try "When a consumer fails, can they really blame the company?" No company in question actually failed, but YOU failed to understand what they meant.
You have so many official posts to tread through, and you're basing your whole argument on 1, and it's from Twitter, no less. You can't tell me you were so ignorant as to not understand what they meant.
Also, the writer of the posts knew about an update, the post that VERY FIRST informed us of this update was probably pretty damn clear what their intentions were, this isn't the original, this is too recent.
Sidenote,
@Kazzymodus you deserve a damn medal for those posts of yours.
