Well, yeah. The porting house charged money to do a port of a product that is being sold for money. When the porting house performs terribly on a job that they were paid what I assume is a significant amount of money for, you don't then excuse it with "be glad you got anything and be grateful they tried, you entitled rude Linux whiners."
Honestly, this makes me wonder what other games Virtual Programming has ported, and if their previous projects worked out better. If this was their first project, then the company deserves to fold; they built their business on a proprietary, in-house porting tool that's proven to be inferior to the obvious free alternative (Wine).
Last edited by dugan; 05-27-2014 at 01:52 PM.
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