Development Cycle Archive
Thread: 9.2 Publish Feedback: Wookiee Armor, Old Mos Espa Arena Swoop Track & Crafting Quests
ResourceMonkey wrote:
And half of this thread that was meant to be about Publish Feedback but instead have people complaining about not being listened to discourages this 'whiner' stereotype how?
Sure, some things haven't changed and some things will never change but I, for one, have seen SOE listen to the customer database (including the ones on this board - as example, the non-implementation of the Droid Commander profession that was shot down by the vocal majority on these boards) and so I believe the original quote is outdated.
Thunderheart wrote:
memnoch37 wrote:
p4Samwise wrote:
Why solicit feedback from this small sliver of the overall fanbase that reads the forumwhen you could be getting much more meaningful feedback from all those people that are actually playing the game?
I've never been a big fan of Dev bashing, but this man does have a very damn good point
At its core, the idea of polling players in game is valid and one I'd like to pursue, but when it comes to forum demographics, avid posters tend to be early adopters and power users. The feedback they provide is always valuable information.
Message Edited by mythronde on 07-27-2004 03:19 PM
p4Samwise wrote:
Why solicit feedback from this small sliver of the overall fanbase that reads the forumwhen you could be getting much more meaningful feedback from all those people that are actually playing the game?
Thunderheart wrote:
Haden Blackman: Yeah, all the guys who are happy with everything are playing the game. They aren't spending their time sending you guys letters or posting on the forums.
p4Samwise wrote:Why solicit feedback from this small sliver of the overall fanbase that reads the forum when you could be getting much more meaningful feedback from all those people that are actually playing the game?
I have to applaud and agree. Haden's comments in his interviews really made us all feel like fools.
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master pikeman
Kurt,
As the Community Relations Manager, I was hoping you could explain the relationship between these two quotes:
Thunderheart wrote:
At its core, the idea of polling players in game is valid and one I'd like to pursue, but when it comes to forum demographics, avid posters tend to be early adopters and power users. The feedback they provide is always valuable information.
Haden Blackmansaid in an IGN Interview:
IGNPC: We often hear the loudest cries from a relative minority. Still, it seems odd that all the comments sent our way have been negative.
Haden Blackman: Yeah, all the guys who are happy with everything are playing the game. They aren't spending their time sending you guys letters or posting on the forums.
You are responsible for the communications which is ongoing between the developers and the players of this game. It's time someone either explained or apologized for this. Most of us who have been here a year are wondering why we bothered providing any input to the community when this is the attitude we have been seeing.
Thunderheart wrote:
At its core, the idea of polling players in a game is valid and one I would like to pursue, but when it comes to forum demographics, avid posters tend to be early adopters and power users. The feedback they provide is always valuable information.
Its too bad noone listens to it. Its painfully obvious that it falls on deaf ears. I am not saying that its you, TH, as you have bore the brunt of MANY players frustrations. I know you do nothing but relay info from them to us, and vice versa.
I swear these guys (devs) keep screwing stuff up/half fixing it/delaying it just to keep themselves in a job.
Morphink wrote:
These people are voicing their discontent. Think of it as a protest
One man's protest is another man's whining. That is all I am saying.
I personally feel that this community needs to feel valued again (as recent decisions at SOE, quotes from interviews and a serious (but common) ambiguous "Dev-Speak" has left most people feeling like their the door mats of MMO's.
ResourceMonkey wrote:
Morphink wrote:
These people are voicing their discontent. Think of it as a protest
One man's protest is another man's whining. That is all I am saying.
I personally feel that this community needs to feel valued again (as recent decisions at SOE, quotes from interviews and a serious (but common) ambiguous "Dev-Speak" has left most people feeling like their the door mats of MMO's.
Once again we agree
Thunderheart wrote:
At its core, the idea of polling players in game is valid and one I'd like to pursue, but when it comes to forum demographics, avid posters tend to be early adopters and power users. The feedback they provide is always valuable information.