Pax Ratlin
Gallente
Metalworks
Majesta Empire
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Posted - 2010.07.18 15:25:00 -
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null Originally by: Le Skunk
Yet when SO MUCH feedback is given to you:
* So many forum posts in Assembly Hall
* So many debates in those threads
* So many hours days and weeks spent narrowing those ideas down
* So much time spent by the CSM narowing down these further to present to you
And you dont implent it. Whats the point of putting the effort in to use your own mechanisms to impact on what the player want the game to be - when there is clear cpp have not had the will to allocate sufficient resources to implement them for the last few years, and reportedly your not going to even look at implementing them for the next 2 years either.
Long quote cause i don't want it to seem like i'm selectivley quoting you, but feedback ISN'T 'we say you implment' (although probably not you, you just said the right thing for me to jump on :-) ) and i think a lot of people actually believe that idea.
Feedback is something to be taken into consideration.
Originally by: Le Skunk
The amusing thing I find - <snipage> - Is that most of the issues that are brought up and debated by new players - eager to take part in the great ccp democracy - in the assembly hall... ARE ALREADY AGREED AND SITTING ON THE CCP TO DO LIST. They have already run the whole gamut of the system you implemented and the ball has been in your court for years.
People are literaly wasting their time on there. And when it is clear you are wasting peoples time - they become angry.
Honestly this has less to do with ignoring feedback and more to do with how the forums and the assembly hall is organised. However you can't ignore the fact that, and i'll paraphrase you here And when they think you are wasting there time - they become angry.
Originally by: Alathus Christensen
70%(roughly) of the EVE Playerbase cares very little for Incarna - it's seen as "fluff". It's a great idea, in my opinion, but that does not change the resounding statement echo'd time and time again in this quickly-growing threadnaught.
Roughly 67.341% of the people i talk to disagree with your rough 70%, or to put it in l337 speak ... fraps or it never happened
But yes CCP have gone in the wrong direction lately, inregards to developing EVE, there not hugely off course but they are off course .. in my opinion.
Eve has more than enough toys to keep it's inhabitants occupied, way more than ANY other mmo out there, as far as i've played, it dosn't need anymore. It needs to fix the issues that already exsist ... both big and small.
I understand Avatars will bring in people, and that will bring in revenue and that in turn will directly benefit the development of EVE.
But if EVE gets a reputation, beyond it's playerbase, that it's broken, buggy and fixes are slow in being applied what is that going to do for revenue?
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