A place to say thanks

Dion · #1 June 11th, 2007, 07:59 PM

Yaba. I say thanks too. Good work guys. Keep it up!

Fabfire · #2 June 13th, 2007, 04:53 AM

Whooah! Outstanding work, Don and Andy!
Please keep'em coming!

bongo · #3 January 19th, 2008, 07:54 AM

Hello,

I say "thank you very very much" to keep alive the greatest games (Winspmbt and Winspww2) i have ever played.

If i'll go on a desert island that's the only games i'll take with me... (thousands of hours to play, ever satisfied).

Bongo

RecruitMonty · #4 January 19th, 2008, 08:38 PM

I concour. Fantastic work! Really first class.

PanzerBob · #5 January 21st, 2008, 03:43 AM

Well I'm certainly one of those who have added thanks to my posts.

However, That doesn't stop my yet again to extend my thanks. Being one not to leave things as is, I can ceratinly appreciate to time and effort which goes into this venture. Notice I didn't call it work, because I doubt you could call this labour of love, work.

Keep it up guys, and a heartfelt Bravo Zulu to you all.

RVPERTVS · #6 January 21st, 2008, 06:50 PM

Me too, thanks Don and Andy for this great game(SPMBT), my favorite btw.

Regards
Robert

Brummbar · #7 January 21st, 2008, 09:31 PM

A high five to the design guy's! Can't thank you all enough for these game's!

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Cheer's

DRG · #8 January 21st, 2008, 10:25 PM

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PanzerBob said: Notice I didn't call it work, because I doubt you could call this labour of love, work.

It has been 10 years this month since this project first started so somedays the "love" gets stretched a little thin believe me.

However, thanks to all of you. We do appreciate the encouragement.

Don

Nightblade · #9 January 22nd, 2008, 12:36 AM

I add my voice here to say thank you to everyone involved into WinSPWW2 and WinSPMBT development and mission making.

These are 2 of the most fine games i play regularly.

RVPERTVS · #10 January 22nd, 2008, 01:05 AM

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DRG said:

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PanzerBob said: Notice I didn't call it work, because I doubt you could call this labour of love, work.

It has been 10 years this month since this project first started so somedays the "love" gets stretched a little thin believe me.

However, thanks to all of you. We do appreciate the encouragement.

Don

Wow, 10 years are a lot of years but when you see the acomplished job so far I guess you feel like a father watching a growing son, you may feel angry or dissapointed at him somethimes (like the stretched thin love you�re talking about) but overall the proudness prevails (or it should).

I�ve alway wanted to ask if this is a part time job or just a hobby?

Regards
Robert