is the new site ready yet??
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Ben
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Hi there,
Hey is the preset editor (one with quick scope mode in it) download link; http://www.mediafire.com/?404g47nupny947c The new site should be ready later today
Hey is the preset editor (one with quick scope mode in it) download link; http://www.mediafire.com/?404g47nupny947c The new site should be ready later today
modded matt
Active Member
here is my back up of all raven/duo files. you will find the bootloader in there try a new copy, also check your .netframework on the pc your using and make sure its uptodate
http://www.mediafire.com/?4h3o473aapad2g3
http://www.mediafire.com/?4h3o473aapad2g3
obo said:
We USED to offer a send-in service. We struggled too much with customers trying to screw us over by sending us old, dirty, worn out and crappy controllers. Plus, because it was a send-in service, customers always feel like they should be saving money since they are sending in their controller and not buying a new one. Which is in reality opposite of what should happen - send in service should be more expensive. The fact is that the controller is a miniscule part of the cost of putting together a modded controller. Employee wages, overhead, equipment charges, rent, power, water, modchip production cost... none of these costs go away just because you sent in a $30 gamepad for a send-in service. And then when you send us a send-in service, we have to disassemble and clean your controller, replace any broken/worn parts (after all, aren't we expected to add an additional warranty to your old hardware for you?), clean the controller of popcorn/candy/sugar and all the other crap that you've been eating at your console while playing all day, remove any old modchips (get this, if it takes an hour to install a viking, how long does it take to remove and clean up one?), etc....
In reality, if we offered a send-in service, the price would actually be higher than buying a new controller and I personally wouldn't offer a warranty on it at all, because we have no idea of knowing what condition the controller is truly in.
Now it might be a little different if you *just* bought your raven, but we've seen kids spill popcorn button and generally destroy their controller in about 2 days of gameplay. It's a lot of the same reason we don't accept any returns on products, because the few times we've made exceptions and accepted returns, it turns out the customer destroyed the controller and there was no way for us to salvage it for re-sale, so we lost the money and the hardware and the time it took to install it.
Hope everyone can see where we are coming from.
It's also the same reason we don't offer custom work - kids want to send in the fancy XCM shells and their gamepad and expect that it will be cheaper than a new mod, which is simply completely retarded - the XCM shells are crap and extremely difficult to install. If we offered an XCM send-in service, I would offer it for like $300 - customer supplies all parts.