esmorgue wrote:

 

I somewhat do believe that they focus on DLC. Things that can appease disgruntled customers, ease the customers reservations of possibly buying DLC.

 

Look at all the effort into making Game Modes, Extra "Free" Maps. " Give them more pretty boards, and games to play..they'll shut up". Senseable customers are the ones who say " Well thats all well and good, what about addressing issues that will keep me and others from buying that crap?"

Maybe appeasing disgruntled customers is part of their evil plan, but you have to know that the devs are perfectly aware of the matchmaking issues. I think "forumites" should bring up the core big issues as well as the smaller less consequential issues because they're all part of the game. (or what we wish would be a part of the game)

esmorgue wrote:

 

r8edtripx wrote:

 

esmorgue wrote:

 

I somewhat do believe that they focus on DLC. Things that can appease disgruntled customers, ease the customers reservations of possibly buying DLC.

 

Look at all the effort into making Game Modes, Extra "Free" Maps. " Give them more pretty boards, and games to play..they'll shut up". Senseable customers are the ones who say " Well thats all well and good, what about addressing issues that will keep me and others from buying that crap?"

Maybe appeasing disgruntled customers is part of their evil plan, but you have to know that the devs are perfectly aware of the matchmaking issues. I think "forumites" should bring up the core big issues as well as the smaller less consequential issues because they're all part of the game. (or what we wish would be a part of the game)

That is my point in this Thread...

 

All year long, even before the games come out. The majority worry about the less consequential/fluff more then they do the Core issues of performance. Then when they arent feeling as if they are getting a fair shake at a good experience, they then turn "OMG,WTF, WTH" and all that other nonsense.

 

It doesnt matter how many things that they put 'uber cool' in the game. The more they add 80+% of the time they screw the game up, because it is a new additive that has not really been tested online.

The "forumites" should talk about the big and small of it all IMO, because the devs are definitely aware of the big but may not be so aware of the small.

It looks like what you want is for the devs to put a halt on any fluff work and devote all their resources to figuring out the big issues like matchmaking. I'd have to say, this would not be a bad thing. I will say, however, that the chances of this happening remain exactly the same, whether we get the "forumites" to concentrate on posting big issue stuff or not.

Either way, I can see your point and I'm sure you can see mine.

What, you didnt get the memo... the civil war ended over a hundered years ago... you lost, reality, integrity, and equality won.