by Big Slick Racing » Thu Aug 07, 2008 8:00 pm
I'm a Poker Office user who is evaluating PT3. I play tournaments at PS. I'm using PT3beta15.
So far, no matter how I configure the HUD, when I activate it, I get very tall, black columns of stats for each player at the table that cover the table and prevent even so much as being able to click the fold button. Changing config options changes nothing. No matter what options are selected, the result is always the same.
This is the state of things at beta 15? Poker Office does what I want it to, and does it easily and intuitively. And they didn't charge me for the privilege of being an unpaid beta tester. That's something that's usually reserved for Micro$oft customers.
My question is this. Why should I give you money for a product that clearly isn't ready for sale (and uses an obscure SQL db engine) and shows little sign of the kind of development work that would eliminate reported bugs instead of reintroducing them. And when do you anticipate releasing a product that actually works? In a month? In three? In another year or so? Never?
Maybe we should mandate that the Poker Office team merge with PT. They could teach you how to program, and you could teach them how to design, and both sets of customers would get a product that not only is customizable, but actually works.