konradh
1.  Vir2 is not responding to support tickets.
2.  The Contact Form is set up so you cannot see what you are typing.  Hard to fill out a form and register an issue when the fields all appear blank.
3.  It took me a long time to complete the form, and then, when I tried to Submit it, I got a message that I can only send the form once.
4.  Here are the Electri6ity issues I am trying to resolve:

• I love the sound but can't get the product to do anything usable.
• Volume is all over the place.  Some notes are extremely quiet while others are loud.  (Same velocity and controller messages.)
• The scripting is trying to be too smart about choosing which strings to play.  I often cannot get the product to play two notes at the same time, even though they can easily be played at the same time on an actual guitar.  (Examples: C and E.).  I am in Poly Mode.

I find this product quite unusable and the support very bad.  That's a shame because I like Acoustic Legends.

 If they have a FB page, **** about it. Maybe get others to join you. 

The Torch demon sounds fanastic.  Oddly the website says you need the "boxed full retail version" of Kontakt 4 and that the product is not for use with Kontakt 5.  Most people download Kontakt and it should be the same as what's in the box.  I have Kontakt 5 so I don't know if the product will work.
 
One question about Torch: It is billed as an electric guitar but one of the demos is a pretty impressive acoustic.  Do you get both?

KeyloidX2
I use both Vir2 Electri6ity and Acou6tics -  Yes; these are very complex instruments and not immediately user-friendly, but if you are prepared to spend the time tinkering with the keyswitches and controllers, they certainly provide accurate emulations of the real thing and my results have so far been most satisfying.
these are my only guitar VSTi's, so I have cannot make comparisons to other products. However, I suppose it is like adapting to any alternative control logic - you just learn to steer in a different way - oh, and you need a 109-note keyboard too (I use a 61 note, a 49 note and a NI Maschine combined)!
 
I hope Vir2 tweak the products further; articulated feedback, deselecting strings so that they play open in conjunction with three-note chords, out-of-phase pickup selection on the strat, possible different chord structures for different tunings (DADGAD etc).
 
Perhaps I should just loearn to play the guitar better, eh?!!!

I really want to love Electri6ity but I'm finding it so hard to learn to use.
 
All I need to do is create a nice jazz guitar sound that plays like any guitar patch would on a keyboard but it's so difficult to achieve that simple task that I'm almost about to look elsewhere.
 
Perhaps someone can help me with this? (Please :) )

CDK

KeyloidX2
I use both Vir2 Electri6ity and Acou6tics -  Yes; these are very complex instruments and not immediately user-friendly, but if you are prepared to spend the time tinkering with the keyswitches and controllers, they certainly provide accurate emulations of the real thing and my results have so far been most satisfying.
these are my only guitar VSTi's, so I have cannot make comparisons to other products. However, I suppose it is like adapting to any alternative control logic - you just learn to steer in a different way - oh, and you need a 109-note keyboard too (I use a 61 note, a 49 note and a NI Maschine combined)!
 
I hope Vir2 tweak the products further; articulated feedback, deselecting strings so that they play open in conjunction with three-note chords, out-of-phase pickup selection on the strat, possible different chord structures for different tunings (DADGAD etc).
 
Perhaps I should just loearn to play the guitar better, eh?!!!

I really want to love Electri6ity but I'm finding it so hard to learn to use.
 
All I need to do is create a nice jazz guitar sound that plays like any guitar patch would on a keyboard but it's so difficult to achieve that simple task that I'm almost about to look elsewhere.
 
Perhaps someone can help me with this? (Please :) )

CDK - sorry for really late response.
 
I would use the L4 guitar with the neck pickup selected and pick position close to the neck to get the hollow sound.. The trick with Electri6ity is to record in a sound-on-sound process: for lead work, get your performance down first, then assign a controller to the fret position cc, play back and use the controller to get right up the neck. For chords, similar workflow; this time assign a controller to the strum speed, chords down, then record strum time adjustments, AMT (mod wheel) and other bits. 
 
Finally, if you have a good VST plug in (Amplitube / GR5), get a good tweed amp and stomp compressor goingand spring verb (I haven't experimented with the Amped versions of Electri6ity, but most reviews are favourable).
 
Jazz guitar is a complex beast to get right - there is no room to hide!
 
I have a link here to demonstrate the sound to hopefully give you a bit of enthusiasm...

 
The acoustic guitar in the background is Vir2 Acou6tics - another complete bugger, but worth the aggro - the sounds are A1! Everything else is NI Komplete 9 Ultimate stuff...
 
Best of luck and let me know how you get on...