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Before I sound like I'm trolling or hating, let me state that I am a big fan of Stardock. I buy from Impulse, and would much prefer to give Stardock my business than any other distributor, publisher, or developer. I'm a big fan. Almost a fanboy. One of the main reasons I am such a fan is the way Stardock carries itself. The No-DRM policy is a very big deal for me. As an ex-developer, I have no desire to steal a game. As a human, I have great respect for the fact that Stardock actually

Thank you again. I really really enjoy the game when it works. I'm a fan of Stardock & Impulse. This is not hating or bashing. As I've been reading this thread, I've had some thoughts. (Background - 10+ years as developer->lead->architect->prod manager of a _non-game_ shrinkwrap spftware dev selling to other devs). Obviously, my opinion is just one voice. The choice not to license another graphics engine was expensive and irreversible. It was bold, and I appreciat

Just want to say, I really really appreciate the candor. There are a lot of things that don't work on my machine still, and my gaming sessions frequently end with a crash-to-desktop (I can't replicate, so I don't post bug reports).However, I usually restart and pick up at the last auto-save. That says a LOT about the game. This is going to be a great one, as it is already a lot of fun. The changes you suggest sound like they will eliminate some of my frustration about

I'm very impressed with the ideas of Elemental and have sunk a number of hours into it since buying it this week. I'm also a really big fan of Stardock - you guys seem to be invested in doing the right thing and I really appreciate it. So, I don't want this to sound like a rant, because I'm a big fan of the company and the game, and I can't wait until it actually works. My immediate complaint is that I'm about to have to start the campaign a third time because of incompatible