The Formula won't change

[KillaKilala]

I didn't read beyond the first few sentences because you are right. The best thing to do is subscribe in small amounts and do the content you like. The game is in sunset mode, with jobs taking multiple expansions to change and content being dripped out slower and slower. Yoshi P himself said it in the LL. Play this game when you feel like it but otherwise play other games.

Gonna be frank...I know you put a lot of thought into what became several posts' worth of ideas, but I stopped reading after this first sentence. Attempting to use the phrase "maintenance mode" on a game that just put out a major expansion with ~60 hours of content, plus new raids, alliance raids, beast tribes, exploratory zone, etc. all either since released or coming in the next patches effectively discredits anything else you might want to say (especially when you couple it with the developers having another 10-year-plan in mind). Drop the buzzwords that have no connection to reality and just post honest thoughts.

This logic doesn't hold up. Just because a game is releasing content == it isn't in maintenance mode? Perhaps you would care to clarify your definition of maintenance mode. I think people use the term differently. I don't think OP is arguing the game is to the point where it doesn't receive updates, they're just saying the team likely doesn't have the resources, desire or incentive to do more than the bare minimum, which they've done for years already.

Like you literally responded to them with the formula
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I understand that this is a lot to read, but I'm not doomposting and I did not say that the game is currently in maintenance mode. Yoshi-P said himself that his plan is to support the game for the next 10 years. He didn't say 20 or 30 years iirc. 2-3 expansions = 10 years, depending on if we include DT or not. And the reason I mentioned maintenance mode is because I have more ideas, but they require fundamental changes and I don't see them implemented to this game if it lasts only 10 years before going on a maintenance mode. I appreciate your honesty tho.