Here we see the reason for proper marketing, PR(, whatever) again. Conflicted messages, all the shops (the international source) one-by-one, quietly, are chaning release dates, while for a certain group (Germans, it would seem), there seems to be very different information. All this, mainly all being speculation, leads to amongst other things angry customers.
All it would take them is a simple official statement (or even an unofficial if it's from the right source), even from a lower-level source if the people in charge don't give a damn, to give even some word on what is going on. A simple, short statement that would at least stop ease the anger from the constant lack of certain information. A little "we had to do a delay once again, we're terribly sorry" or "no, there's no delay" or "things are a bit uncertain right now, but we're working on it" or "we've done our part, it's up to the publisher now" or something... As long as they're doing something, I won't mind the delays. But when it's just half-arsing everything without really thinking about it, that doesn't lead to any good from anyone's behalf.
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Originally Posted by Ascovel
Guys, guys, German adventure gaming sites have been shouting about the late October release and giving all sorts of new details about it the entire September!
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