Its ok

I have always been an avid player of the Tribes franchise. However recent events in Tribes Vengeance have changed my mind. For the last 6 months the community has been waiting for a patch to come out to fix the things broke due to rushed development. For a while VUG kept saying that the patch would be out shortly. Well after about a month of messing with us by saying it will only be a bit longer they stopped giving us any information. We waited and wondered what was going on. A few weeks ago we were told there would be news about the patch within one week. That information never came, finally today VU announced it would not be releasing a patch ever.

Few Days Ago:
http://community.vugames.com/WebX?14@26.fyFvetfDkb4.8949215@.1dd97685

Today:
http://community.vugames.com/WebX?230@41.YJajeb4ZkZr.1@.1dd97873

So basically we have been Lied to and cheated by VU games. We were patient and kind but we cant take anymore. I am here to plead with you not to become a victim of VUgames. Don’t let them cheat you out of your hard earned money. The Better Business Bureaus rated VUgames "F" there lowest score possible in customer satisfaction.

http://www.labbb.org/BBBWeb/Forms/Business/CompanyReportPage_Expository.aspx?CompanyID=13050668&hAKAID=13&hAddrID=10

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