Time to Quit

[AwesomeJr44]

There's just... not as much reason to post "boy I sure do love X about this game" as there is to post "boy I sure do wish Y would improve because to me it's awful".

Exactly. I just don't really see as much of a reason to post about something I that I like.

[SturmChurro]

Exactly. I just don't really see as much of a reason to post about something I that I like.

I think that positive feedback can be just as valuable as constructive criticism. Feedback on them doing a good job, to continue doing it, etc. How much you enjoyed a certain feature, etc. I do believe it is still relevant.

[Jojoya]

Exactly. I just don't really see as much of a reason to post about something I that I like.

If they aren't getting feedback about content that resonates strongly with players and that players like overall, how are they to know that is content they should keep in the game?

Participation metrics can help but they won't tell the developers if the players are doing the content because they actually enjoy it or if they're only doing it because a highly desirable reward is gated behind that content.

I'm not trying to suggest going out of the way to make positive only feedback posts in addition to the negative ones but when discussing things that you aren't enjoying, it may be helpful to mention the things you are enjoying as a comparison point.