Dear Z8 games.

111119292929 · November 2011

Its time to snap out of "cashcow-mode" and be professionals.

[dot] · November 2011

Would you like lots of free stuff?

Giggletron · November 2011

K lets give free stuff out.

Oh wait theres no money coming in.

Cant afford the bills.

Bye bye Crossfire.

Why are people so stupid?

abooda7a · November 2011

i bought 1 crate to patriot m4a1 1h ago(wich i didnt recive),and now i cant log in the game cuz i have this messege dispayed "invalid iteam information" poping out over and over and it's disconecting from the game.
I think he might have the same problem.
What we can do to play again?

111119292929 · November 2011

....?

As in stop sitting around and help the community with their technical problems?

I guess the first two replies is what happens when you aren't normal enough to have a creative mind.

V_Mark · November 2011

[MOD]dot wrote: »

Would you like lots of free stuff?

Who wouldn't.

But I think he is trying to say we need less items that require zp to purchase.

[dot] · November 2011

V_Mark wrote: »

Who wouldn't.

But I think he is trying to say we need less items that require zp to purchase.

I'm sure he does, but you can't keep a company running on air.

He can choose between accepting that some stuff will cost money and without it, there wouldn't be any Crossfire for him to play or a Crossfire forum to complain about how terrible it is that money exists, or just move on to another game.

Either works for me.

111119292929 · November 2011

He can choose between reading, or continuing to be mindless. Either works for me.

[Rory] · November 2011

It's 10am their time, they only finished patching a few hours ago. The people that code and fix the game are in Korea where, at the moment, it is midnight. At the earliest a patch will be released after about 6 hours from now at the earliest.

Giggletron · November 2011

111119292929 wrote: »

....?

As in stop sitting around and help the community with their technical problems?

I guess the first two replies is what happens when you aren't normal enough to have a creative mind.

Oh right yeah. Cashcow mode means not helping in tech support.

Sorry for not seeing that.

111119292929 · November 2011

Giggletron wrote: »

Oh right yeah. Cashcow mode means not helping in tech support.

Sorry for not seeing that.

cashcow mode = sitting around
professional = help

If you need any more tips on how to comprehend thoughts, let me know.

[dot] · November 2011

111119292929 wrote: »

He can choose between reading, or continuing to be mindless. Either works for me.

I'm sure you realize the fault in your plan.
Dropping an ambiguous sentence or two and expecting to get answers to questions you haven't asked doesn't actually work on the internet.

111119292929 · November 2011

[MOD]dot wrote: »

I'm sure you realize the fault in your plan.
Dropping an ambiguous sentence or two and expecting to get answers to questions you haven't asked doesn't actually work on the internet.

I dont need help. The community does.

Selfish man thinks of others as selfish.

Talonblaze · November 2011

111119292929 wrote: »

cashcow mode = sitting around
professional = help

If you need any more tips on how to comprehend thoughts, let me know.

Clearly hasn't dealt with support with most companies.
Besides, just because you aren't seeing it, doesn't mean they aren't doing it.

[dot] · November 2011

111119292929 wrote: »

I dont need help. The community does.

Selfish man thinks of others as selfish.

If the community needs help, help it.
You are the community.

I would help but I'm stuck posting in pointless threads in Barracks.

Giggletron · November 2011

111119292929 wrote: »

cashcow mode = sitting around
professional = help

If you need any more tips on how to comprehend thoughts, let me know.

Thanks but i took the liberty on looking up the definitions.

Cash Cow: "In business, a cash cow is a product or a business unit that generates unusually high profit margins: so high that it is responsible for a large amount of a company's operating profit." Cash cow" is also used sarcastically by sales and business people to describe a customer or organization that has no control over its spending."

Professional: "A professional is a person who is paid to undertake a specialised set of tasks and orchestrate them for a fee. One who is payed for a service or receives a fee for their work or effort."

Might I ask where you got you definitions from?
Also, Who are you asking for help? Specifically.

Dear Z8 games.

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