Enough is enough

[RapBreon]

Naoki Yoshida's interview with Famitsu (2015-08-11):

Interviewer: Hearing developers praise the players' skills like that, I can feel how good the relationship between both sides is.

Yoshida: Normal people make mistakes all the time, so if you put eight of them together, they can at best achieve 80% of a machine's results. Or so we thought. Those people are doing 120% by turning the fact that they're a team into an advantage and playing off their job's synergies. The fact that they can collaborate well enough to achieve that is really impressive.

That demonstrates a certain amount of ignorance/lack of experience with regards to 'hardcore' gaming populations. No-life nerds (humour does get overlooked - I'm kidding) get really good at stuff. Strange that they don't know this when they have years of previous MMOs lifespans to draw upon.

Not even teams, some players are just amazing at leveraging mechanics to boost their own numbers.