The Letter is up

[LateReg]

Crazy how disappointing it is to see him give himself an extra 2 weeks of wiggle room without telling us (changing his guess from mid-June to late-June without saying anything until letter XI), then overstepping it by another 2 weeks. I don't see how that's acceptable to anyone.

He keeps saying how this will be the biggest patch to date, but that's not even saying much since our biggest patch before this wasn't "big" by any means.

3 months for one patch? Enough is enough.

[Lerris]

Crazy how disappointing it is to see him give himself an extra 2 weeks of wiggle room without telling us (changing his guess from mid-June to late-June without saying anything until letter XI), then overstepping it by another 2 weeks. I don't see how that's acceptable to anyone.

He keeps saying how this will be the biggest patch to date, but that's not even saying much since our biggest patch before this wasn't "big" by any means.

3 months for one patch? Enough is enough.

His original mid-June guess was stated as at the earliest. This was pretty clear to anybody who bothered to read the words that were published. He did not change his guess- the wiggle room was built into his original statement.

[DurtiMonkeyToe]

His original mid-June guess was stated as at the earliest. This was pretty clear to anybody who bothered to read the words that were published. He did not change his guess- the wiggle room was built into his original statement.

There is no sense in trying to reason with them.

[Kallera]

There is no sense in trying to reason with them.

the concerns of people leaving will be valid when people start paying, and not before.

I think it should consider advertisement when its ready for subs, as not even panels at gaming conventions are helping it. Hosts intentionally avoid talking about the mmos, preferring instead "ooh what should they remake next!"

[Lerris]

the concerns of people leaving will be valid when people start paying, and not before.

Exactly.

The deadline for making the game enjoyable, as far as I'm concerned, is the day they start charging subscription fees.