inh
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- Aug 16, 2011
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"There is no such thing as a "lite" version of Honorbuddy."
"Making Honorbuddy 'safely' work again after a patch is BosslandGmbH's highest priority. The product will not be made available after a patch until a thorough analysis of the changes have been conducted, updates made, and testing done.
The process takes as long as it takes--if that's a month, that's what it takes. BosslandGmbH will not jeopardize the account investments made by its customers due to a rush to restore the product to service!"
(excerpts from Game client "Patch Recovery" blues wiki entry)
In short, this current situation feels like yet another withdrawal from a well-established rule and a good business practice, that thorough and complete analysis is first done, and then a product is released.
You are essentially releasing a lite version, with reduced safety, and then pass on the responsibility of lost accounts to your customers.
This is yet another bad business practice from you.
In short, I suggest you do not release a lite version, as per your rules and your history. Work out any concerns you might have, and then release a safe version. Live up to your responsibility to combat any detection mechanics there are in place - as much as humanly possible.
Let the process take as long as it takes.
"Making Honorbuddy 'safely' work again after a patch is BosslandGmbH's highest priority. The product will not be made available after a patch until a thorough analysis of the changes have been conducted, updates made, and testing done.
The process takes as long as it takes--if that's a month, that's what it takes. BosslandGmbH will not jeopardize the account investments made by its customers due to a rush to restore the product to service!"
(excerpts from Game client "Patch Recovery" blues wiki entry)
In short, this current situation feels like yet another withdrawal from a well-established rule and a good business practice, that thorough and complete analysis is first done, and then a product is released.
You are essentially releasing a lite version, with reduced safety, and then pass on the responsibility of lost accounts to your customers.
This is yet another bad business practice from you.
In short, I suggest you do not release a lite version, as per your rules and your history. Work out any concerns you might have, and then release a safe version. Live up to your responsibility to combat any detection mechanics there are in place - as much as humanly possible.
Let the process take as long as it takes.