My fear is that if people's suspicions are correct, EAv will string us along until the new site is up and running. They could ask for our continued support and promise us prime property in the new site if they think the new game will be a vast improvement over Empire Avenue. In that case they may be thinking they'll just sell EAv as is and let the new guys get us (ah, more collateral damage). No good answer here without more transparency. Sorry, boss.
JN Tribolo - 12 years ago
Hi All, needless to say that EAV has been a wonderful rocket for me, especially considering that, so far, I use it to promote my archaeological blog and not any official office or corporate. It would be too bad to see EAV disappear. Even if you always can meet people somewhere else, the thing about EAV is that it is a fun game as well! Much has still to be done. If it goes on tablets for exemple, much more people would be connected all day long!
Thanks, have a nice day!
My fear is that if people's suspicions are correct, EAv will string us along until the new site is up and running. They could ask for our continued support and promise us prime property in the new site if they think the new game will be a vast improvement over Empire Avenue. In that case they may be thinking they'll just sell EAv as is and let the new guys get us (ah, more collateral damage). No good answer here without more transparency. Sorry, boss.
Hi All, needless to say that EAV has been a wonderful rocket for me, especially considering that, so far, I use it to promote my archaeological blog and not any official office or corporate. It would be too bad to see EAV disappear. Even if you always can meet people somewhere else, the thing about EAV is that it is a fun game as well! Much has still to be done. If it goes on tablets for exemple, much more people would be connected all day long!
Thanks, have a nice day!