[cod] Sorry have to vent, Modern Warfare 2 on the PC

James Landi jim at landi.net
Sun Oct 18 17:30:30 EDT 2009


Richard, remember Activision hires Ryan to port the exe and other files 
so they run on the Linux OS.  Ryan is a business man and I would imagine 
he would like to continue any further business practices with Activision 
on good terms.  He can not comment or should comment on this. 

It's simply not his fault, or doing.  All we can do is appreciate all 
the things Ryan has done above these contracts with Activision (release 
zero day patches for us)

Thanks Ryan, wish you got this contract, here's looking that you get the 
Dice contract for BFBC2 and BF1943.

Jim Landi
Rudedog
FPSadmin.com
Microsoft MVP, Games for Windows



Richard GrosJean wrote:
> You have got a nice ball rolling, sir.
>
> What happens next though? Does Ryan C. Gordon beam down, snap his 
> fingers and release Linux bins? :-D
>
> On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 2:08 AM, James Landi <jim at landi.net 
> <mailto:jim at landi.net>> wrote:
>
>     First let me say that I will not be hosting or releasing any files
>     for MW2,  With the lack of any response or support from IW or
>     Activision I see no reason to support them with my bandwidth,
>     community or access.  Hell after my public comments I may not have
>     access to these files anymore, but that's fine I can move on to
>     other games and or hobbies rather quickly.  Sorry there's no
>     kissing ass on my end.
>
>     I've already informed my community that MW2 is a "must wait for
>     patch" title and not to pre-order or purchase on day one.
>
>     Not sure if any GSPs are pre-renting MW2 servers but you should be
>     very careful and watch yourselves.  With the lack of any real PC
>     related information, worst then any past Call of Duty title to
>     date, I can only feel that we are in for a very bumpy road as well
>     as some very bad headaches.
>     If there's any type of dedicated server in the box, you already
>     know it's going to be Windows only, for god knows how long.  That
>     combined with unreleased system specs for the clients means they
>     don't know what or how it's going to run.
>     Then there is this whole rumor about the PC version being delayed.
>      It's been close to 2 weeks now and Activision, IW and or 402 have
>     yet to confirm or deny the rumors in public.   That can only mean
>     they are trying to rush what ever they have out the door.
>      Unfortunately we'll have to pay for their rushing a product that
>     unlike past Call of duty titles from IW their hearts are not in it
>     this time.  Which means for us, a buggy game with many unsolved
>     issues when it's released.
>
>     With the lack of any information or simply communications from IW
>     in regards to the PC side of this game so close to release, what
>     make anyone think that we'll get the support after the game ships?
>
>     Sorry for my rant Rudedog out.
>
>     Jim Landi
>     Rudedog
>     FPSadmin.com
>     Microsoft MVP, Games for Windows
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