New direction for UFP?
Many of you know that I am one of the founders of a gaming community called the United Federation of Players. It has traditionally been a group of online gamers that enjoy First Person Shooters or FPS games. Our game of choice has been Novalogic’s Delta Force 2 (c. 1999) and other Novalogic games that came out in the same genre of entertainment. Unfortunately, due to a number of choices made by Novalogic, the gaming community that supported DF2 has diminished significantly from well over 2000 players at any one time per day (in it’s busiest period) to now around 75 players at a time per day. Some of this is due to the newer generation of FPS games with higher graphics and larger personnel abilities and some of it is the lack of support and juggling of servers that Novalogic has done in the last year or so. Novalogic refuses to market to it’s lower end game platforms and prefers to focus on the newer games that have come out in the last year or so, and who can blame them, after all they have to look at the bottom line (dollar wise that is).


