Ashamed

[Zabuza]

It is unfortunate, but I can already see this going the route of WoW. At first, gaining success, but with that success comes the huge crowd of mainstream gamers, after which SE gradually caves in to the whiner's demands, little by little. Years later, the fun evaporates, the content becomes a casual void, and there's nothing left to do. No depth to the game.

Perhaps it will be different here since we get content every few months instead of a every year. I hope it is different.

[Kallera]

It is unfortunate, but I can already see this going the route of WoW. At first, gaining success, and then gradually caving in to the whiner's demands, little by little. Then, the fun evaporates, the content becomes a casual void, and there's nothing left to do.

Perhaps it will be different here since we get content every few months instead of a every year. I hope it is different.

You can also lose an audience going the other way. What SE is doing is balancing their demands against how much time it has been since the content has been out.

Player suggestions are not simply taken in a vacuum, there's also player metrics to consider.

Simply blowing off others in an attempt to "purify the bads" from the gaming crowd will result in the game "failing" as well.