When's the patch coming out?

**OMGLAZERS** · 11-25-2006, 02:31

Originally Posted by maestro

Anyone know yet? I can't find any signs of it anywhere and CA are keeping quiet

End of this month / start of next month / never, while we cry our $50 away

**troymclure** · 11-25-2006, 02:48

Anyone think i should construct a mini trechebut outside their offices (only a few blocks away) and launch small rocks with notes demanding the patch tied around them into their windows? Perhaps i could find a dead cow...

**Grimmy** · 11-25-2006, 03:00

Originally Posted by troymclure

Anyone think i should construct a mini trechebut outside their offices (only a few blocks away) and launch small rocks with notes demanding the patch tied around them into their windows? Perhaps i could find a dead cow...

Before opening up a siege on them, I'd suggest the formation of a theives and assassins guild in the local area.

First send in a spy to locate, chart and plot all the relevant targets within their complex and then send in the assassins to attack.

For relevant targets I suggest the following list:

coffee makers
snack machines
favored "take out" menus found in/on desks or pinned to walls
pictures of f&f on desks

Each turn could be started with a Diplomat requesting a trade deal for the patch. If the deal is denied then yet another turn of wanton destruction of morale and motivation materials ensues.

**Mailman653** · 11-25-2006, 03:06

What if they send out the Inquistion? (Lawyers) lol

**OMGLAZERS** · 11-25-2006, 03:31

Originally Posted by Mailman653

What if they send out the Inquistion? (Lawyers) lol

NOBODY EXPECTS THE AMERICAN LEGAL SYSTEM!

**Werner** · 11-25-2006, 04:18

**Ares** · 11-25-2006, 04:32

Since TW games have a reputation for being very buggy right off the bat, and since M2TW seems to be no exception, I'm not going to waste $50 on a game untill most of it's noticeable bugs

have been fixed.

Either CA releases their games when it's too early (possibly due to pressure from their publishers?) or they just don't do a good job play-testing their software.