JohnJ

Hi, it's 'Mr. Decker' here. My jsonedecker account was linked to a very old unused email so I can't reset a missing PW on it, so new account for me. I stopped trying to convince people about the game or explain away the development of Ground Branch a while ago..... It is what it is and we will put something out when we feel right about it. People can try it out or not and decide what it means to them then, if anything at all. One blessing of not having people rely on me for the ability to sustain themselves or a family is we can make exactly what we want and there is no added pressure to push things, so we don't personally or professionally. However, I did want to address njmatrix on a few points. People always seem to confuse us with a funded company that has employees, an actual schedule and that we have taken money for a product. We aren't and haven't. DNF took actual pre-orders at stores and funding from outside partners. No comparison. Honestly, if it never comes out then why worry about it? We are doing something we want to because we love to do it. If people enjoy it with us then great. No one gets mad if our timeline is questioned. The only time I ever get "mad" is if someone questions my personal ability and history in this industry and my past accomplishments. Not whether GB will come out or not. I am very proud of my positions held and accomplishments over my 17 year career. I was much more than just a "level maker" at RSE mind you. Feel free to research it a little, but I was an integral part of developing environmental/mission design for the R6 and especially the GR series as well as Lead Artist for Ghost Recon series before leaving RSE. I'm pretty sure even Mr. Allen (with the more "impressive" resume) will attest to my place in early RSE game's history. Other forum members may feel the need to step up and defend things but that is by their own accord.... its the internet. To be clear about DoorKickers... we don't have anything to do with it other than we partnered to develop a military simulations training application with it. So really, if GB was a good concept 6 years ago then it still is today.