This thread AGAIN, please, fix WK.

[Daemon]

I have some progress to share with you about the requests for incorporating the Porter Moogle feature into your Mog Houses, as I mentioned in a post a bit back.

Currently, as we are unable to address the moogle inside of Mog Houses, we’ve placed a Porter Moogle inside of it instead. It’ll be very similar to how your Mog House looks on the Test Server.

It's sad because its comments like these that I'm watching and see how Matsui is struggling. He wants to make things better but he can't so he has to work around the limits preventing him from doing what he wants.

This should tell people that he is trying to address inventory issues. He knows the problem. But what can he do? It is what it is..

I see so many people complain its not good enough, but because I'm paying attention to his comments, it is the reason why I've stopped complaining and started understanding what he is dealing with.

And all I'm trying to do now is be supportive.

You guys may think I'm cheerleading on the side but I just think you can't hound someone to do more than what they are already doing for us.

Even I tried to explain how obstacles prevent DEVs from doing things, and most won't listen or agree. Imagine if Matsui and the community reps tried to sit all day and explain it to you. Then they'd be going back and forth at the community wasting so much time debating rather than making points understood.

And I'm pretty sure many people will tell him how they think he should do the job better.

So this is also why I understand when DEVs and Community reps give us quick simple responses. It's not that they are ignoring anyone. It's just going to turn out into a hounding war over asking Matsui why he can't do this, do that, or why reps never respond, situation.

Sometimes its just best to give a general response to everyone and keep it simple so they don't have to reply to every single comment and question. Because all I see is that would keep Devs and reps on the forums all day than spend that precious time doing the real work.