




A common misconception. You see, we're investors that also have the opportunity to play the hyper extended beta before the real game is released. Like Minecraft was.
And yes, he should be discreet in choosing what would be good for the game overall. I remember one certain member about a year or so that wanted Yoshi to add in every feature every MMO had going on at the time, without any regard to the overall structure of the game. Sometimes even suggesting conflicting features.


Under no definition of the word are we investors, we are consumers.A common misconception. You see, we're investors that also have the opportunity to play the hyper extended beta before the real game is released. Like Minecraft was.
And yes, he should be discreet in choosing what would be good for the game overall. I remember one certain member about a year or so that wanted Yoshi to add in every feature every MMO had going on at the time, without any regard to the overall structure of the game. Sometimes even suggesting conflicting features.
Investors, invest a specific amount of money into a project or company with the understanding that they will see a return on that intial investment, in the form of clear monetary returns. They invest primarily in the company though, hoping to reap the profits as a whole, very rarely does an investor put money into a single project, especially when we're talking about large multinational companies like Square-Enix.
As CONSUMERS of a fee based product we want a return on our payments in the form of a desirable product that we will enjoy and continue to consume...
Yeah, no matter how you cut it, investor is not the correct term for what we are





That's super. But you know what I meant. For us, our return is a good game and a discount.Under no definition of the word are we investors, we are consumers.
Investors, invest a specific amount of money into a project or company with the understanding that they will see a return on that intial investment, in the form of clear monetary returns. They invest primarily in the company though, hoping to reap the profits as a whole, very rarely does an investor put money into a single project, especially when we're talking about large multinational companies like Square-Enix.
As CONSUMERS of a fee based product we want a return on our payments in the form of a desirable product that we will enjoy and continue to consume...
Yeah, no matter how you cut it, investor is not the correct term for what we are







Fine. I'll try to be more apropos in my word choice from now on.
You wash out your filthy mouth this instant! I will not have buzzwords in this home young man.
Not true, if they get something they like, they move on to something else. improving the game.
Really, I thought investors invest for some sort of profit, not distinctly monetary, but profit in general. Are you 100% positive it is just monetary? Anyways, we've made a monetary gain by saving money on the final product.Under no definition of the word are we investors, we are consumers.
Investors, invest a specific amount of money into a project or company with the understanding that they will see a return on that intial investment, in the form of clear monetary returns. They invest primarily in the company though, hoping to reap the profits as a whole, very rarely does an investor put money into a single project, especially when we're talking about large multinational companies like Square-Enix.
As CONSUMERS of a fee based product we want a return on our payments in the form of a desirable product that we will enjoy and continue to consume...
Yeah, no matter how you cut it, investor is not the correct term for what we are
It isn't that hard to please the crowd, if people are still playing, they are somewhat pleased with the game, that doesn't mean they don't want to improve their experience, because they do, which is why they complain, to aim for more. It is a natural human thing to do.All depends on the Feedback, The only feedback that should really be taken into consideration is Bugs and technical Difficulties, and some Feedback that deals with the game. Overall, he really should be doing his on thing, making the game through his eyes, not the gamers eyes..
Aiming to please the crowd? Kinda hard when alot of people have their own ways of thinking what is good and what is bad, but I feel as a player of any game in general, that I want to play the Companies game, not Player's opinions. Everyone's opinion differs from another, some way or another. The best thing any developer should do, is make the game the way they want it.
That said, I really hope 2.0 is the imagination of Yoshi-P and not the players. If Yoshi-P choose to take Feedback Game related to the game, then that's his decision and his alone, if that makes a game good then I'm all for it.
Last edited by Daku_Naito; 05-16-2012 at 02:15 AM.
You also have to take into consideration the 450k+ people that left the game that weren't pleased with the game, and these forums comprise of like 1k at max out of the 20k people playing the game.. the Feedback if anything should be coming from the people that totally left the game... SE wants the 450k back, listening to 1k people opinions isn't the way to go.Not true, if they get something they like, they move on to something else. improving the game.
Really, I thought investors invest for some sort of profit, not distinctly monetary, but profit in general. Are you 100% positive it is just monetary? Anyways, we've made a monetary gain by saving money on the final product.
It isn't that hard to please the crowd, if people are still playing, they are somewhat pleased with the game, that doesn't mean they don't want to improve their experience, because they do, which is why they complain, to aim for more. It is a natural human thing to do.
That's why they do the players poll, to get an Idea what would people prefer to have, then Yoshi-P acts accordingly, but still keeping his vision in mind all at the same time.
In anyrate, Lets hope 2.0 is what brings the people back no matter how they do it, and we can all play in Harmony =).
I have to disagree. Yes they want the 450000 players back, but that simply won't happen through small polls, especially polls that not even 1% of the ones that left took. They have to look to the remaining players for feedback. That is how the game will grow and improve. They are never going to forget the remaining players like you suspect.You also have to take into consideration the 450k+ people that left the game that weren't pleased with the game, and these forums comprise of like 1k at max out of the 20k people playing the game.. the Feedback if anything should be coming from the people that totally left the game... SE wants the 450k back, listening to 1k people opinions isn't the way to go.
That's why they do the players poll, to get an Idea what would people prefer to have, then Yoshi-P acts accordingly, but still keeping his vision in mind all at the same time.
In anyrate, Lets hope 2.0 is what brings the people back no matter how they do it, and we can all play in Harmony =).



This completely mind-boggles me as well! (i agree with u).You also have to take into consideration the 450k+ people that left the game that weren't pleased with the game, and these forums comprise of like 1k at max out of the 20k people playing the game.. the Feedback if anything should be coming from the people that totally left the game... SE wants the 450k back, listening to 1k people opinions isn't the way to go.
Its like SE said
"Ok half a million people left our game ..."
"I NOE!!!"
"lets prevent them from telling us why they left!"
"YES GREAT THINKING!"
And the forums were like YAYAY lets get rid of all the trolls who dont play but still post yaya (Even tho there was like 5 people...)
And now the game is shaped by only playing people, because, it makes perfect sense to not want new customers, nooo only keep existing ones! And if they stop paying, they must PAY to have an OPINION! Oh yeh forgot its SE...
And then we come to Yoshi saying "Tell your friends to come back" lolwut?
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