To: A Piece of History: The Invasion of Texas Admins | From: A Concerned Player

[Thunderer]

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From: mitchell_jcksn785@neuralnet.com
To: "A Piece of History: The Invasion of Texas" Server Administration Team

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Respected administrators,

I have been saving up to buy your game for a year and I've finally got it! I have just bought my own Liberty battlecruiser and it's awesome! Love how realistic she is. So I named her LNS-Jessica809 - of course, after my daughter! I give you my word, I'm not one of those perverts who still live in their mom's basement at age 42 pretending to be a hot chick so they can get attention. I'm an honest family man and this kind of people disgusts me!

You know what also disgusts me? How the RM side behaves. They keep spawncamping. So far I've seen no staff member even try to uphold any kind of rules! So if this continues, I'll probably return my copy and demand a refund. The technical part of the game is so well done, but it's literally unplayable when the other team thinks they can do whatever they want.

Thanks.

Mitchell Jackson

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[St.Denis]

Dear Mr. Mitchell Jackson,

Firstly we thank you for purchasing our highly valued Game. We hope it brings you many hours of joy, laughter and not too much stress and anguish.

As for refunds, did you not read the small print?

I have blown it up by a magnitude of 100, so that you may read it at your convenience:

Caveat Emptor

We do hope you continue to enjoy our product and buy future releases.

Live long and prosper Mr. Jackson

The Administrators

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'I would like to be half as clever as some people like to believe they are'
Life is full of disappointments, it is how we handle them that helps to define us, as a person

[Haste]

Message Class: Neural Net Mail
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To: mitchell_jcksn785@neuralnet.com

Dear Mr Jackson,

My apologies for the rather blunt response you received from our administrative team. The Development team - which I am part of - has been hard at work fixing what bugs we can, although we'd of course rather be at home celebrating these last few days. Unfortunately our launch seems to have been a bit rushed, no doubt in part due to management pressure to release during the holiday season.

Rest assured that we are considering several options to deal with spawncamping, though I cannot provide a release date.

Sincerely,
The Analog Free Development Team