Has anyone who participated in the closed Hawaii Beta Testing received ANY info
from Papyrus on how we're to get our compensation? All I've gotten is the
complete runaround. Anyone from Papy reading this that could give me an email
address of who I (and others) need to talk to? Thanks,
Chris Patrick
I never received anything. We were told that when Hawaii went pay for
play, we'd get 1 hour free for every hour we did on the closed beta.
Of course, Hawaii never went pay for play.
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> >Has anyone who participated in the closed Hawaii Beta Testing received ANY info > >from Papyrus on how we're to get our compensation? All I've gotten is the > >complete runaround. Anyone from Papy reading this that could give me an email > >address of who I (and others) need to talk to? Thanks, > >Chris Patrick > I never received anything. We were told that when Hawaii went pay for > play, we'd get 1 hour free for every hour we did on the closed beta. > Of course, Hawaii never went pay for play.If I remember correctly, the deal was $10 credit for every hour online once the
final version came online. Whether it is called Hawaii or NROS doesn't matter
to me, it was still developed by Papyrus and we helped to test it and should be
compensated per our agreement. Whether TEN is involved or not is
inconsequential, Papyrus should have made our compensation part of the deal. I
figure that I'm owed about $480 in credit for my participation and it makes me
a little ticked that they would promise us some payback for helping them worm
the bugs out of the system, and then give us the big ol' shaft. Anybody from
Papy reading this want to give us a reasonable explanation about why we've been
ignored?
Chris Patrick
Alot of things changed Chris as I said before. For one, my days on Hawaii were
much enjoyed and was glad I got to help in the contruction of an online racing
network. Alot of other people wanted in too. Part of our payback could of been
that they never charged for us to race there even after it went into "Open"
I know this is "still" not the answer you are looking for but the people that
headed up the testing and made the deals are not even with Papyrus anymore. I know
it ticks you off but I would save your energy on this one......I have.
Brian Tate


































