Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Buggy, buggy, buggy Review: This would be a great submarine sim (I love submarine sims!) if the software worked. It doesn't. Further, UbiSoft's technical support is abysmal -- "Just do a clean reinstall and start over."1.) Game crashes and/or freezes frequently.2.) Saved games are arbitraily lost.3.) Time acceleration can dump you in the midst of attacking destroyers and bombers, even if it's the middle of the night in a rain storm. Sometimes, the destroyers are invisible!4.) When you try to upgrade your submarine, you die. Only, you don't know it until the next time you start the game.My machine may not be the hottest thing going, but it's plenty good enough to meet the stated minimums for this POS.Summary: This is a potentially wonderful sim wrtten by crappy programmers. If you get it for $9 you paid too much. If you spend your $ on this, good luck.
Answer: dissatisfied

Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: JWIN JXB32A Review: Before I purchased this product I would have liked to have known that it did not have a review button. I had never before seen a cassette player without this feature; in fact, I didn't know such a thing existed. As it is, the product is completely useless for me. I think the description of the product should make it clear that it is impossible to rewind the tape!
Answer: dissatisfied

Question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Poorly Edited, Pedophilic Undertones Review: I love Octavia Butler. She was a brilliant, creative writer and I hold many of her works close to my heart. Her books seem to have a running theme of challenging social structure and societal norms, even around sexuality. That's part of what I appreciate about her writing. What I just can't tolerate is the pedophilic undertones of this book. I know the main character is technically in her fifties, but her body is that of a ten or eleven year old. I trudged through the otherwise entertaining story (skipping the love scenes, yuck!), but I'm still left disgusted by that theme, and wondering what Octavia Butler was thinking. Why was it important to her to carry her readers through scenes of grown men making love to a ten year old's body? Ugh! Gross gross gross... My only other complaint is that this book seemed to be very poorly edited. There were errors on at least every other page.
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