Making yet another post about this because of lazy devs

[Atelier-Bagur]

The problem is tone.

You come in here calling them lazy and inept. That doesn't make most people want to help you, or hope for your issue to be resolve.

The devs are NOT lazy, nor are they inept.

I also wouldnt necessarily call them lazy. I hate how we tend to easily overuse this word when the meaning isnt really applied here.

They're Just not focused on the things people been asking. They put a lot of time and effort on other parts of the game and should be commended but what most of the community wants is for them to apply that same level of dedication to things like Hrothgar hairs which folk have been waiting for a good while now.

[Krotoan]

I also wouldnt necessarily call them lazy. I hate how we tend to easily overuse this word when the meaning isnt really applied here.

They're Just not focused on the things people been asking. They put a lot of time and effort on other parts of the game and should be commended but what most of the community wants is for them to apply that same level of dedication to things like Hrothgar hairs which folk have been waiting for a good while now.

THIS. This is my problem with people throwing around terms like lazy:

la·zy
/ˈlāzē/
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adjective
adjective: lazy; comparative adjective: lazier; superlative adjective: laziest

1.
unwilling to work or use energy.

They are expending a LOT of energy... on things that certain people don't want them to. The devs may be focusing on other things and possibly not believing the player base when they say they want something because it sounds so superfluous or counter intuitive (to them)... but they aren't sitting on their thumbs.


When you use a term like Lazy to describe them that doesn't apply you automatically put your complaint into the "no bearing on reality" pile. Japanese companies, and software companies in general do not run on "lazy". The people working there put in a LOT of effort to get things done, sometimes the "wrong" things.. but things.


Perhaps the word we're looking for here is misdirected? Failing?

Failing sounds right.