Are we destroying "our own" game?

[Rekh]

"Steam reviews mean nothing"

Your original claim was that these forums were the only place that was producing negative feedback. Now, it's "this other place producing negative feedback doesn't actually matter because x reason"

Which argument is it? Fortunately I'm not that clueless to not spot the shift in the goalposts.

Yes, yes you are clueless

You're creating your own goalposts and moving them yourself and then accusing me of moving it. Nice try.
My original statement was an observation between forum and ingame; nowhere was it about steam/other locations. The steam statement was in regards to someone bringing up steam after the fact. If you can't follow a discussion and the sequence thereof then there's some issues you need to look into there haha.

So you're saying neither the forum opinions, the influencer opinions nor the steam reviews matter. What feedback do YOU think should matter to the devs, then?
If you don't care about the MSQ, then don't come complain about it. Let the people that care do, and go make your own thread about relics or whatever.

Who are you talking to? I loved the DT MSQ.

Furthermore, no, when it comes to MSQ they shouldn't care, there's no way to please what everyone's looking for in an msq. Scientifically msq will always be "mixed reviews" with only the outliers being "mostly positive." The only type of feedback they should care about is what occupies 80% of the game's playtime, which is battle content, housing, and the other miscellaneous content types. Those types of content is what keeps your customers subbed. MSQ-only enjoyers are not long term subscribers. They'll always buy your initial expansion no matter what since they're story lovers. Yes, they might resub for 1 month 6 months later, but is that really your bread and butter subscriber as a company? I'd say no. If you're a msq enjoyer but you also stay subbed for other content then you prove my point that the devs shouldn't care about msq feedback and focus more on battle content/other type of content feedback which are more crucial/high priority.