I have a question for the "community".

[Listrella]

I for one was fine with bozja, yes it had problems but all it needed was a few treaks, they didn't need to drop the entire thing. as to a more general answer to your question though, I think if people are satsisfied they tend not so say anything, the people not happy with this now didn't say anything during bozja because they were happy with it. I personalyl hope they bring exploration zones back in the next expansion, with some changes I think it's the ideal solution with of course the option to do relics outside of the exploration zone as welll.

[Raven2014]

Not on the forum. I was playing it.

Exactly, just like me. And the point I think that's why it's also part of the problem

I for one was fine with bozja, yes it had problems but all it needed was a few treaks, they didn't need to drop the entire thing. as to a more general answer to your question though, I think if people are satsisfied they tend not so say anything, the people not happy with this now didn't say anything during bozja because they were happy with it. I personalyl hope they bring exploration zones back in the next expansion, with some changes I think it's the ideal solution with of course the option to do relics outside of the exploration zone as welll.

You can say I'm making a bold assumption, but I feel the state of the relic quest would be much difference if back then instead of a bunch of thread picking a part every aspect of Borza, we had a bunch of thread about how awesome and enjoyable it was. And I'm sure being positive doesn't mean you can't slip in some suggestion for how it can be better, but at the very least, it would give the dev encouragement and assurance they're on the right path.


But instead, they spend all the extra time and resource to create that content, and the only feedback they received was this is wrong! that is wrong! this suck! that's not enjoyably! ... I think it's pretty natural for them come to conclusion that this not the kind of content the community want, so it gets the axe. You may argue it's not the right conclusion, but I don't we can really blame them for arriving at that conclusion either.