Less and less SE interaction with forums community over time

[Theodric]

I can say with confidence that there's more than thirty regular posters to be found. Many of whom are very much identify as part of the 'casual' crowd - myself included.

[Shougun]

There's like maybe 30 people who post here regularly, and it's mostly tryhards ranting and raving about how casual players and mindsets are making their Expert roulettes take 5 minutes longer.

Casual players are this game's backbone, so these forums couldn't be a more useless place for SE to get feedback that would actually help the game succeed.

I can say with confidence that there's more than thirty regular posters to be found. Many of whom are very much identify as part of the 'casual' crowd - myself included.

I was going to say, at least the first four to five people that instantly come to mind when thinking regular posters are casual players.

There are a few hardcore players certainly, but it is good to have feedback from multiple groups of people. Clearly the game caters to casuals but it's still valuable to get the hardcore feedback even if it's not catered to all the time (valuable to still acknowledge and make desirable / informed content when doing so, especially if you're not going to do as much, each content needs to be even more "what is desired" when there is less of it).

..... It would be nice to hear from them more often, or at least get a sense that we're not in a vacuum lol. I, imo, feel like we're not given that it seems likely a number of feedbacks I've seen here, or given, later show up in game (I'm sure some is just coincidence, but for all of it to be seems unlikely)- but it's a bit of 'faith'. Sometimes it's nice to have your 'faith' show up and pat you on the back, rather than thinking "maybe, probably,. .. definitely, I think so, I'm 90% sure that was 45% likely to be feedback based change! . . ." lol..