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is it just me or is sims 2 super buggy? people getting stuck, items that
can't be deleted.. things that just ruin the game. anyword on a service
pack?

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"Brent" <Brent@sbcYOUKNOWTHEREST.net> wrote
> is it just me or is sims 2 super buggy? people getting stuck, items that
> can't be deleted.. things that just ruin the game. anyword on a service
> pack?

I bet the "service pack" that corrects these bugs is going to
be the next chargeable expansion set...

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I dont think so - I am sure the servicepack will be free ... they have
already anounced on the official website, that they are working on it


"Aki Peltola" <aape@POISTAnic.fi> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:cmbhqm$6qi$1@phys-news1.kolumbus.fi...
> "Brent" <Brent@sbcYOUKNOWTHEREST.net> wrote
>> is it just me or is sims 2 super buggy? people getting stuck, items that
>> can't be deleted.. things that just ruin the game. anyword on a service
>> pack?
>
> I bet the "service pack" that corrects these bugs is going to
> be the next chargeable expansion set...
>

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"Aki Peltola" <aape@POISTAnic.fi> wrote in message
news:cmbhqm$6qi$1@phys-news1.kolumbus.fi...
> "Brent" <Brent@sbcYOUKNOWTHEREST.net> wrote
>> is it just me or is sims 2 super buggy? people getting stuck, items that
>> can't be deleted.. things that just ruin the game. anyword on a service
>> pack?
>
> I bet the "service pack" that corrects these bugs is going to
> be the next chargeable expansion set...


I doubt it, they have already said on the official site that they're working
on it and that it should be available soon.

Deborah
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On Wed, 03 Nov 2004 17:04:52 GMT, Brent <Brent@sbcYOUKNOWTHEREST.net>
wrote:

> is it just me or is sims 2 super buggy? people getting stuck, items that
> can't be deleted.. things that just ruin the game. anyword on a service
> pack?

Yeah, the two persistant errors I have encountered both were listed in the
help base as being scheduled for patching. Judging by their history, they
will release it when the feel they have caught all the bugs. They don't
issue new patches every few days.

--
"When someone starts bragging about how much debt they have, it's not a
good sign." -G

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"Magnus Itland" <itlandm@online.no> wrote
> Yeah, the two persistant errors I have encountered both were listed in the
> help base as being scheduled for patching. Judging by their history, they
> will release it when the feel they have caught all the bugs. They don't
> issue new patches every few days.

I can't understand people who are whining every day in
the forums "when is the patch available??! What, no patch
yet??!"... They don't seem to understand that it's good thing
that devs are using time to develop the patch so as much
bugs can be corrected as possible.

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You mean for bugs that should have been taken care of before we forked out
our money to buy the product?


"Aki Peltola" <aape@POISTAnic.fi> wrote in message
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> "Magnus Itland" <itlandm@online.no> wrote
>> Yeah, the two persistant errors I have encountered both were listed in
>> the help base as being scheduled for patching. Judging by their history,
>> they will release it when the feel they have caught all the bugs. They
>> don't issue new patches every few days.
>
> I can't understand people who are whining every day in
> the forums "when is the patch available??! What, no patch
> yet??!"... They don't seem to understand that it's good thing
> that devs are using time to develop the patch so as much
> bugs can be corrected as possible.
>

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"Brent" <Brent@sbcYOUKNOWTHEREST.net> wrote
>> "Aki Peltola" <aape@POISTAnic.fi> wrote
>> I can't understand people who are whining every day in
>> the forums "when is the patch available??! What, no patch
>> yet??!"... They don't seem to understand that it's good thing
>> that devs are using time to develop the patch so as much
>> bugs can be corrected as possible.
> You mean for bugs that should have been taken care of before
> we forked out our money to buy the product?

I think everyone already knows that pc-gamer is one
(in some of the worst cases, only) part in beta-testing
and always will be. Guess it's more cheap/time saving
this way because pc-games can always be patched
afterwards anyway.

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I don't think its really possible for them to get ALL the bugs out because
every one's machine is different with different hardware and software
installed. Your install may react different on different computers. I have
two computers and the game installed great on one, and bad on the other and
they were both well within the spec range. Expecting them to be absolutely
perfect is over reaching.


"Brent" <Brent@sbcYOUKNOWTHEREST.net> wrote in message
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> You mean for bugs that should have been taken care of before we forked out
> our money to buy the product?
>
>
> "Aki Peltola" <aape@POISTAnic.fi> wrote in message
> news:cmd8c0$ie5$1@phys-news1.kolumbus.fi...
> > "Magnus Itland" <itlandm@online.no> wrote
> >> Yeah, the two persistant errors I have encountered both were listed in
> >> the help base as being scheduled for patching. Judging by their
history,
> >> they will release it when the feel they have caught all the bugs. They
> >> don't issue new patches every few days.
> >
> > I can't understand people who are whining every day in
> > the forums "when is the patch available??! What, no patch
> > yet??!"... They don't seem to understand that it's good thing
> > that devs are using time to develop the patch so as much
> > bugs can be corrected as possible.
> >
>
>

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On Thu, 04 Nov 2004 16:56:38 GMT, Brent <Brent@sbcYOUKNOWTHEREST.net>
wrote:

> You mean for bugs that should have been taken care of before we forked
> out our money to buy the product?

Well, you may be unlucky, but for me I much prefer being able to play the
game for all these months. The bugs I have seen were minor and one (the
"jump" bug) only cropped up with sims I had played really long. Now if
they sold the patch rather than giving it away, I would be royally Not
Amused. But that's not how they usually do it.

--
"When someone starts bragging about how much debt they have, it's not a
good sign." -G

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"Aki Peltola" <aape@POISTAnic.fi> schreef in bericht
news:cmd8c0$ie5$1@phys-news1.kolumbus.fi...
> "Magnus Itland" <itlandm@online.no> wrote
>> Yeah, the two persistant errors I have encountered both were listed in
>> the help base as being scheduled for patching. Judging by their history,
>> they will release it when the feel they have caught all the bugs. They
>> don't issue new patches every few days.
>
> I can't understand people who are whining every day in
> the forums "when is the patch available??! What, no patch
> yet??!"... They don't seem to understand that it's good thing
> that devs are using time to develop the patch so as much
> bugs can be corrected as possible.

Ussually you get the bugs out before you put a a produkt on the shelve
With software it seems to be different, look at windows ;o)

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"Aki Peltola" <aape@POISTAnic.fi> schreef in bericht
news:cme7c3$e3d$3@phys-news1.kolumbus.fi...
> "Brent" <Brent@sbcYOUKNOWTHEREST.net> wrote
>>> "Aki Peltola" <aape@POISTAnic.fi> wrote
>>> I can't understand people who are whining every day in
>>> the forums "when is the patch available??! What, no patch
>>> yet??!"... They don't seem to understand that it's good thing
>>> that devs are using time to develop the patch so as much
>>> bugs can be corrected as possible.
>> You mean for bugs that should have been taken care of before
>> we forked out our money to buy the product?
>
> I think everyone already knows that pc-gamer is one
> (in some of the worst cases, only) part in beta-testing
> and always will be. Guess it's more cheap/time saving
> this way because pc-games can always be patched
> afterwards anyway.

Yeah and lucky are the ones with internet.
Imagine what would happen if you didn`t have it
you would be stuck with a buggy game.

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Lol,

"Hello sir, I am here to return my oven, it seems to cool instead of heat
food" and i don't have the internet to download the patch


"..22.." <email@request.rr> wrote in message
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>
> "Aki Peltola" <aape@POISTAnic.fi> schreef in bericht
> news:cmd8c0$ie5$1@phys-news1.kolumbus.fi...
>> "Magnus Itland" <itlandm@online.no> wrote
>>> Yeah, the two persistant errors I have encountered both were listed in
>>> the help base as being scheduled for patching. Judging by their
>>> history, they will release it when the feel they have caught all the
>>> bugs. They don't issue new patches every few days.
>>
>> I can't understand people who are whining every day in
>> the forums "when is the patch available??! What, no patch
>> yet??!"... They don't seem to understand that it's good thing
>> that devs are using time to develop the patch so as much
>> bugs can be corrected as possible.
>
> Ussually you get the bugs out before you put a a produkt on the shelve
> With software it seems to be different, look at windows ;o)

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"Brent" <Nunya@business.com> wrote:

> Lol,
>
> "Hello sir, I am here to return my oven, it seems to cool instead of
> heat food" and i don't have the internet to download the patch

More like, sorry George but I liked Star Wars the way it was even if it did
look kind of screwed up. Now, if he had given away a "patch" for Star Wars
maybe I'd sing a different tune. ^_^

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"..22.." <email@request.rr> wrote
> "Aki Peltola" <aape@POISTAnic.fi> schreef
>> I think everyone already knows that pc-gamer is one
>> (in some of the worst cases, only) part in beta-testing
>> and always will be. Guess it's more cheap/time saving
>> this way because pc-games can always be patched
>> afterwards anyway.
> Yeah and lucky are the ones with internet.
> Imagine what would happen if you didn`t have it
> you would be stuck with a buggy game.

If and if. But now is now and everyone has got
some kind of internet connection, so no more
excuses or funny speculations, please :-)

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