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"Save Game" is not a "feature", it is a pre-requisite for any serious strategy game. The last time I was impressed with a computer game allowing saving, it was when I first played Wolfenstein 3D back in ~1992.
Well if you consider consoles then there is still reason to be impressed 
OK. No save no buy. I made the mistake of purchasing the original and simply have not
got time to waste on such long missions when no save can be made. I get interrupted a lot by
the family. A lot of the time I am cooking dinner while I play!
OK. No save no buy. I made the mistake of purchasing the original and simply have not
got time to waste on such long missions when no save can be made. I get interrupted a lot by
the family. A lot of the time I am cooking dinner while I play!
Why cant you guys just press the ESC button and get out of the game, when you are interrupted by family of have to cook dinner. I mean, a save feature would be awesome to have if you'd actually have to go away, and for those experiencing freezing issues, but, whats the thing with all those 30-minute interruptions, i hardly think you would actually turn off the PC for that, so hit ESC and the game pauses till the fellow admiral is back on the bridge.
no save? really? lol
anyway how is the rest of this game?
did they add animations for take of and refueling? or are they still bumping around?
anyway how is the rest of this game?
did they add animations for take of and refueling? or are they still bumping around?
How helps me the esc button at late evening when its time to go to bed? Its still totally incrompehensible how to argue against a savegame feature. Why cant you guy not be so cranky?
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Maybe some people just want to play 1/2 or an hour a day. Then comeback to it the next day!!!
I just cannot comprehend why the developers didn't include a save function from the outset and am incredulous that they still haven't.
I have been considering buying the game since it was released but without a save function it is an absolute non-starter for me, even when it was discounted down to c£2.50 I didn't buy, had it had a save game function I would probably have purchased it at full price and would definitely have bought it in one of the sales.
I have been considering buying the game since it was released but without a save function it is an absolute non-starter for me, even when it was discounted down to c£2.50 I didn't buy, had it had a save game function I would probably have purchased it at full price and would definitely have bought it in one of the sales.
If you do your first real game and don't do a proper object model in the design phase and think about how to serialize it before you start to code - it can be a royal pain to add it afterwards... Sadly...
Need save featurez. Please? You managed to put 20-year-old Kitchens in the game at my request, so why is implementing a save feature so difficult? :mellow:
I'm really interested in the game, but the numerous complaints and lack of dev communication puts me off getting it. Maybe 75% off during the Winter Seal... would consider full price now if it didn't look so dubious on the forums.
Its 2013...twould be nice if NWAC got a save game feature this year... Any devs still monitoring this forum? probably not...:angry:
Any devs still monitoring this forum? probably not...:angry:
NWAC is dead. I spent 17 hours on it before I lost interest. I haven't touched it since.
Anyway, you know a game is a failure when you look back and see that you had more fun posting on the forum than actually playing the game. :unsure: The lack of a save feature breaks the game. Shame on you, Jan!
Anyway, you know a game is a failure when you look back and see that you had more fun posting on the forum than actually playing the game. :unsure: The lack of a save feature breaks the game. Shame on you, Jan!
Well said. Had more fun whingeing about it and asking for promised features than actually playing the painful, yet so promising title.