Creative Assembly....missing a trick?

**Duguntz** · 07-28-2010, 10:55

Originally Posted by Skullheadhq

So, anyone interested in compiling a letter to CA with me?

I am no modder at all, but for the sake of those who can mod, I'm with you!

**Skullheadhq** · 07-28-2010, 12:39

Ok, that's 2. What should we include in our request?

**Duguntz** · 07-28-2010, 13:26

Well, the request would most probably to release the hard-code of the game, and we could convince them of the adventage it would have for both parties (them and us) them by selling probably more games due top the possibility to mod them better (example, many people want to buy M2TW just for the sake of EB2) and for us it gives us many more modding possibilities. So it is a win - win situation. the letter shouldn't be sent only to CA but to SEGA as well as they own a big part of CA. Of corse, that is not enough, if we could receive more help from interested players on what to write, ideas, all are welcome.

Guys, it's for all of you that Skullheadhq and me are willing to do this, so it's be nice to receive support, ideas, tips or suggestion on what could be wrote on that letter...

**Rahwana** · 07-28-2010, 14:27

Oh yeah, I support that too, it would be nice if we ask them to open all the hard codings in RTW (which now allready very old), or better, relase their source code for free....

**Arthur, king of the Britons** · 07-28-2010, 14:38

I support this. I'll try and come up with some more ideas on this latter.

**Skullheadhq** · 07-28-2010, 14:53

We need arguments and lots of them. Not only how we could profit but also how CA could profit and we should give arguments to minimise CA's risks.
Should we start a new thread?

**Rahwana** · 07-28-2010, 14:59

we could always argue that great games such as half life, making a big deal on online comptititve multiplayer game by letting Counter Strike. Perhaps we could do the same if CA let RTW become open...