Thank you for this detailed description of FarSight/Arcooda’s support in this matter!
This has to be a very frustrating period for both companies; and it’s gratifying to know that they are dedicated to doing everything possible to ensure that their customer base’s needs are being dealt with in spite of the bizarre circumstances.
I’m one of the lucky owners who have had zero slowdown issues and am 90% satisfied with the product. Indeed, this is now my “go to” simulation for “Attack From Mars”, “Medieval Madness”, “Funhouse”, “Circus Voltaire”, and dozens of other tables. When “Gorgar” and “Creature” are both fixed (minor bugs) I’ll be knocking at 100% satisfaction. And it just *kills* me that future pinball enthusiasts cannot enjoy this product on their cabs (unless they had previously purchased the tables) due to the licensing issues. Just the other day I had a visitor over that owns a real “Funhouse” table and he was astonished at how close my cab came to capturing the look, feel, and sound of the real thing. He immediately asked me about the cabinet and the software and I had to reveal the whole gory mess to him. I did point him to the Arcooda site and told them they may still have a few limited packages left to sell. But the key word here is “limited”.
But through it all these companies are both demonstrating a dedication to resolving the issues.
Kudos all around!
This has to be a very frustrating period for both companies; and it’s gratifying to know that they are dedicated to doing everything possible to ensure that their customer base’s needs are being dealt with in spite of the bizarre circumstances.
I’m one of the lucky owners who have had zero slowdown issues and am 90% satisfied with the product. Indeed, this is now my “go to” simulation for “Attack From Mars”, “Medieval Madness”, “Funhouse”, “Circus Voltaire”, and dozens of other tables. When “Gorgar” and “Creature” are both fixed (minor bugs) I’ll be knocking at 100% satisfaction. And it just *kills* me that future pinball enthusiasts cannot enjoy this product on their cabs (unless they had previously purchased the tables) due to the licensing issues. Just the other day I had a visitor over that owns a real “Funhouse” table and he was astonished at how close my cab came to capturing the look, feel, and sound of the real thing. He immediately asked me about the cabinet and the software and I had to reveal the whole gory mess to him. I did point him to the Arcooda site and told them they may still have a few limited packages left to sell. But the key word here is “limited”.
But through it all these companies are both demonstrating a dedication to resolving the issues.
Kudos all around!