[(y+41)-(n/16)]0 = the number of BSP servers in the lobby.

Theres no need for this.

Ok, then simply put, I'm upset with the current state of this game, and the size of it's community. I don't blame this on a horrible game, or bad gameplay. (I actually admit that after giving the game a chance, I like BS:P even with its flaws.) That being said, I still believe that the reason I spend so much of my time staring at an empty server screen is because of the way that the game was presented to it's core audience.

For that, I lay the blame squarely at the feet of Eidos. I have yet to have ANYONE, yourself included, tell me that this game was properly marketed, or that the concerns of the BSM vets were addressed in a manner that was conducive to garnering their support for this game. That is why I am frustrated. (I often spend more time searching for a game, than I do actually playing in one.) Please note, however that I don't make five "Eidos: blah blah" threads per day, and I try to voice my frustration either in an easily understandable way, or a clever one. (As in this thread.)

If the hundreds of dollars that I have spent Eidos products does not give me the right to be critical of this company for producing a good, but poorly marketed product, then please, delete my reply. At least then I know where I, and others who feel like me, stand.

I like single player better,in my opinion, BSP'S single player mode is where it really shines. Overall, i think it's a great game.

@ Adm.Becton
I cannot agree more with what you said. This game had potential, maybe still has if EIDOS can muster the courage to listen to us....sorry, that was just a dream.

i like the jap campain