Suggest Change for Yoshi-P Himself

[Abriael]

Uh, yeah there's very much a reason for him to apologize at every update until there's a smash hit. That reason is that 3/4 of this game's population quit because the game's content was substandard, and 9/10 of this game's expected population never even tried it because of its horrible reviews.

You...you are a gross minority. Don't tell them what they do and don't need to apologize for as someone they obviously still have. Dead people, and absent people, aren't here to disagree with you. If they were, you'd be drowned.

There's absolutely no reason to apologize for releasing content (the "substandard" part is entirely your arbitrary personal judgement, and they sure don't need to apologize over your very personal, and I would say unrealistic, expectations) and fixes of a game in a reasonable timeframe. That's exactly what they're doing. They owe no apology to no one for that.

They need to do exactly what they are doing. Working. Instead of wasting time to boost overgrown egos with unnecessary and unwarranted apologies.
Communication needs to be made of facts, not of negativity and bootlicking.

[gifthorse]

There's absolutely no reason to apologize for releasing content (the "substandard" part is entirely your arbitrary personal judgement, and they sure don't need to apologize over your very personal, and I would say unrealistic, expectations) and fixes of a game in a reasonable timeframe. That's exactly what they're doing. They owe no apology to no one for that.

They need to do exactly what they are doing. Working. Instead of wasting time to boost overgrown egos with unnecessary and unwarranted apologies.
Communication needs to be made of facts, not of negativity and bootlicking.

Hyperbole hyperbole hyperole.

Need I say more.

[Peregrine]

I think a more reasonable breakdown would be:

20% current players
70% former players
10% new players

New players just don't care. They have no reason to. You don't even get the new players' attention yet until this game starts creating its own buzz. New players dropped the idea of playing this game back in October, man. They barely even remember this happened.

[Nabiri]

I think a more reasonable breakdown would be:

20% current players
70% former players
10% new players

New players just don't care. They have no reason to. You don't even get the new players' attention yet until this game starts creating its own buzz. New players dropped the idea of playing this game back in October, man. They barely even remember this happened.

I find it funny how you always seem to think you know exactly what every single person is thinking.