I came across this today whilst looking through some Google Alerts. I wondered how long it would take….
Quite amusing. I’m sure they’ll love the game if they ever play it. 
Remember, all publicity is good publicity.
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Yep, its hard when you see things like that.
I think in this case, only opinions from a dedicated strategy/tactics fan would really matter. Eg, Panzer General was a god awful hard game to get into, but the strategists loved it.
Don’t take it to heart. It’s very easy to criticise, and completely valueless if they don’t even give any feedback so that you can improve your product. It’s the product’s first outing, so you’ll learn what the public likes and doesn’t like as you move forward. If it’s any conciliation the most complicated thing the poster probably ever achieved was to download pirated software.
I honestly think it’s amusing. Something that I thought was interesting was that the article about SHT (heh) had more comments than any other article on the loading page – a grand total of 2!!