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Originally Posted by sovereignstar
Now where in the hell is that documented? Or perhaps it's about the millionth thing that isn't.
I don't even remember if it was installed or not. Fact is that the translation sucked in 2004 and I really doubt that changed in 2007, so I'm willing to share advice that I think it's best to just avoid TCY draft classes. There is a reason why pretty much every multiplayer league stays clear of them at this point. I guess it was fun though determining how to divvy out big play receiving abilities to tight ends every year, since it was zero by default for each one of them.
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If there are about a million undocumented things, then why continue to play? This game must have many more levels of challenge, complication and difficulty that I have yet to discover.
You're either being a spoiled brat or completely unrealistic.
Spoiled brat? Show me another game of this (or even inferior) quality where the developer takes the time to answer/address your personal issue/problem or even cares about your problems.
Completely unrealistic? From my understanding, Solecismic has always been and remains a "one man show." Given that gaming behemoths (with mega-staff) churn out inferior products with multiple errors and glitches and with no recourse, the fact that Solecismic turns out such a high quality and reliable product is remarkable to me, and when problems do occur, they're fixed for free. That documentation oversights may occur is not surprising to me and much more tolerable than the errors from the behemoths. However, in this case, perhaps there was no oversight. Perhaps Solecismic was essentially hoping to create two incompatible products - makes sense.
And then, for the coup de grace - you "don't even remember" if TCY was installed? With that, the credibility train left the tracks and we're left with a pile of twisted metal and box cars everywhere.