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name='Kylevdm' said:To be honest, the petition is pointless! The developers do not care! This game is being made for the 360 and PS3, they said screw you to the PC gamers so I will say screw you back! But I do understand the decision, companies are made to make money, so why would they spend millions on the minority? But I never play online games with more then 5 a side any more so this does not affect me in anyway. As for the argument about there being lag etc the server clients running on your pc have been optimized for the 360 which is 5 year old tech so they will run just fine on any gaming PC. As for connection speeds, most people in the USA (the largest user base) only have 2Mb/s connections so once again it has been optimized! So stop complaining and if you want to play the game just play it! Do not go in some big huff because you as the minority are not getting what you want! This is going to be the future of PC gaming so accept it, and there will always be indie titles which in my opinion are much better then the big ones just for the PC.
errr you do realize that over 4000 pre orders have been cancelled so far,and that number will rise even more so soon,you may think that the PC gamer is the minority but once you factor in the amount of lost revenue from these pre sales is huge,looking around on various forums,this decision could cost "Act-blizzard" a few HUNDRED MILLION dollars.
Amazon has received over 2,000 Pre Order Cancellations, resulting in a loss of $120,000 in pre orders in the past 12 hours
this was from late last night,and the figure is growing.
With regards to using the IWnet,one small snag.......they only have servers in the US,so as it stands the rest of the world cant play the game without stupid high pings and serious lag.It looks like they are trying to follow the "steam-cloud" approach,which was slated by most players of L4D as a pain.As for your claim that most people in the US only have a 2Mb/s connection,do you have any proof?as it seems that most people that I know in the US have a much better connection than that