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That is an awesome video!

The game came out April 14th.

If you don't see what's wrong OP then you don't even deserve the effort it took to type this.

^ just reply with the same effort and logic that op did

Azrailx, where do you get all those awxome pix?!

Do you have some sort of condition where you can't play other games and then come back to this one when it is fixed to your satisfaction?

If the connection problems tire you out then you have two options.

1) Wait for the definitive fix.

2) Get a refund.

Most companies won't give you option number 2.

That said, Dawn of War 2 still has issues that haven't been fixed since release and the game is over 3 months old. This stuff happens, especially when its a big title with a custom engine. Most FPS don't have this problem because they are usually built on existing engines (UT engine, Quake engine, Crysis engine, Source engine, etc.). Unfortunately, it doesn't look like there are very many options for licensable RTS engines. There will be growing pains.

If you do not want to give up on the game because you enjoy it, I suggest you set it aside and come back in a month or so.

Plenty of people 'have' said that, including the people who actually have the power to do something about it.  What else do you want?

The next step is refund.  If you'd prefer not to go that route, then is there anything else we can help you with?

It certainly is very distressing to want to play so much but can't. It's that so-near-yet-so-far feeling. Try DotA maybe? Or any other online game, for that matter. Give Demigod a rest for the time being and return occasionally to see if it works.

Also, it's not so much that we're fanboys, though I can understand your emotional state when you make that accusation. Those who the situation more than the common game consumer can empathise with the dynamics of what's happening; the mistakes made, the efforts being taken to remedy the situation. The transparency in communication between Stardock and its consumer base definitely helped heaps.

We all love the game as much as you do, and some enough to be willing to wait for the issues to be fixed.

This is not a Stardock game idiot. You mean your last GPG game. Stardock did not develop this game, they published it. Learn your facts.

Stardocks game DEVELOPMENT track record is stellar. Their publishing track record is great too, Sins of a Solar anyone? Demigod is undeniably a great game, it just has a lot of issues with it's connectivity. Stardock is still considered a great company for backing the game up and doing everythign they can to fix it. A company like EA would NEVER back up it's published (or it's developed games for that matter) like Stardock does.

As for you, either leave altogether and come back with some facts before posting, or just go die.

BYE

wow. Switch to decaf maybe?

But it wasnt Stardock who actually wanted to use the current system, they wanted to use another system but GPG forced them too. Not that it was their fault, because at the time it really did seem like a good system and there was nothing wrong with it.