I totally agree with you Winfrey and JeanK. My only fear is we will find ourselves all mucked up like those of us who wanted so much to play Bracken Tor. I hate bringing that up here, especially since Jonathan has never put us through anything like that.

BubbaJake -- release dates that continually slip sometimes have more to do with the publisher than with the developer. We all want the games sooner rather than later, but it isn't fair to place blame in a specific quarter when we really have no idea what's going on behind the scenes.

I totally second what Becky said.I personally was told few times from the developers that their game was ready but the publishers were holding it back for marketing strategy

Actually, I'm not blaming Matt OR Jonathan, and I guess I wasn't clear with what I said and how I said it. I can't imagine what Matt is going through with his first game since Barrow Hill. I'm sorry for mouthing off about it but,I AM STILL put off about whatever is going on. I STILL hate the fact that gamers are put through this. I can ONLY speak for gamers. Suffering in silence does not work. So, what should we do. I want to play Bracken Tor and I'm sure Matt Clarke wants us to play it. Can he do anything about what's happening? Can we complain to anyone who can and will help?

Ah..ahem...no you don't



Take a chill pill and wait for its release.

OK, for myself. I said this because I AM a gamer.
Speak for yourself for what YOU should do, (as to what drugs, pills, etc. I should or should not take, I will be the judge). I will assume responsibility for myself since I cannot speak up for anyone else. I apologize to others for misspeaking.
Thank you.

BubbaJake -- at this stage, I don't think there actually is anything gamers can do to influence the pace of the Bracken Tor release. It never hurts to post how much you are looking forward to the game (developers and publishers do read these threads). But I don't think there's anything else we can do except maintain a stiff upper lip and be patient.
I feel your pain and it is frustrating! I've seen delays often enough over the years that I try to play something else to keep my mind off the wait.

Becky, thank you for your response. I agree with what you say, since it's only making things worse to try to do otherwise. I won't go into why this is so important to me, and I HAVE no choice other than to wait it out. I have replayed a bunch of older games, still am, and I guess I need to reinstall more NOW!! Again, I sincerely apologize to ANYONE I have insulted or annoyed.
I'm feeling MUCH better now.

Resident nutjob. (not meant as an insult to anyone)

In this day and age of developers and publishers going out of business and entire countries economies hitting rock bottom I am happy that any publisher is still distributing adventure games. The distributor's that are left don't seem to care much about the adventure genre as it is no longer as profitable as it once was. So if a publisher wants to keep postponing a game to release it at a time that they deem will make them the most return then so be it but please keep using your money to bring us these games we love so much. But in this case it is not the publisher that wants to hold back the game. It looks by the following that it is Matt Clark himself that has postponed it to add content for us and to fine tune and bring us a better experience.

A Matt Clark quote after the first delay:

And this statement on the publishers web page

So, in fact, these delays are a good thing in the eyes of this adventure game player