Originally posted by airhog99 The program could do something reasonable instead of quicking without informing the user what has happened. I'm reporting this as it might confuse people who do not know that they have intermittent droppouts.I don't think I have ever seen a program just quitting like that (unless admittedly buggy). Remember that AH has an off-line mode as well which you can go into after quitting online play. This is where you should, at the very worst, end up (i.e the menu that allows off-line play.)
Originally posted by airhog99 The program could do something reasonable instead of quicking without informing the user what has happened. I'm reporting this as it might confuse people who do not know that they have intermittent droppouts.
Originally posted by The Fugitive Well as you are so much more informed than the rest of us, I would love to try your flight simulation game. Yours must be much better graphically and have much better technology than AH2. Just post a link here and we can all give it a try.There are reasons why its done the way it is, and Skuzzy told you it has to do with internal game information. I have no problem with HTC trying to protect their product. But as anyone else looking through the post, it seems your not happy unless your complaining about something, so by all means have at it.
