Crazy Game Design Idea

[Hasrat]

Crazier idea: what if they just make the game they want to make, and if players don't like it... they can play something else???

Why should they be beholden to the whims of fickle masses?

It's like telling [insert content creator] "you should do more reaction streams, those are so popular."

If you want different content, you can go find it elsewhere. That content surely exists somewhere out there, right?

[LibitIncarne]

Why should they be beholden to the whims of fickle masses?

Because we are PAYING THEM and aren't getting what we were promised.

[ovIm]

Because we are PAYING THEM and aren't getting what we were promised.

I still kinda remember how Yoshi-P advertised this expansion to have all kinds of content, things that people have asked for in the past. Deep Dungeons, Field Operations, a new "Ishgardian Restoration" kinda deal. The fact that most of it will be released over a year after the expansion launch is absolutely miffing. The entirety of 7.1 looks very barebones, and 7.2 seems to be far away on the horizon at the moment.

[Hasrat]

Because we are PAYING THEM and aren't getting what we were promised.

Entitled much?

You're paying for access. You're paying for a license to play.

Nothing about that transaction suggests any paying player gets to make demands about direction of game content.

[ovIm]

Entitled much?

You're paying for access. You're paying for a license to play.

Nothing about that transaction suggests any paying player gets to make demands about direction of game content.

We are paying a monthly fee for access, that is true.

However, we also paid the full cost of the expansion itself, which is supposed to come with certain features. It is entirely okay to ask the developers when the promised features become available. We paid for a product, we are entitled to get that product. This is how it works.

[Striker44]

We are paying a monthly fee for access, that is true.

However, we also paid the full cost of the expansion itself, which is supposed to come with certain features. It is entirely okay to ask the developers when the promised features become available. We paid for a product, we are entitled to get that product. This is how it works.

Except you're getting the answers and then complaining because it isn't "everything is available immediately all at once in 7.0". Also, remember the enormous credit sequence after you finished the 7.0 MSQ (someone said it lasts about 40 minutes?)? All those people is what the "cost of the expansion" paid for.

[Eyrilona]

Except you're getting the answers and then complaining because it isn't "everything is available immediately all at once in 7.0". Also, remember the enormous credit sequence after you finished the 7.0 MSQ (someone said it lasts about 40 minutes?)? All those people is what the "cost of the expansion" paid for.

You would get a bit critical too though if you paid for a sports club membership every month, and your trainer has had you mostly benched for the past twelve months? They keep promising that some good stuff is coming for the next twelve, and there probably really is, but you'd feel pretty much strung along -- and you can't quite unsub until there is something for you to do or they'll empty out your locker that you totally customized at some expense. (Sorry for that last part of the metaphor, had to get the house demolishing thing keeping people from unsubbing in there somewhere)

[ovIm]

Except you're getting the answers and then complaining because it isn't "everything is available immediately all at once in 7.0". Also, remember the enormous credit sequence after you finished the 7.0 MSQ (someone said it lasts about 40 minutes?)? All those people is what the "cost of the expansion" paid for.

You are missing the point. Its not complaining about not having everything all at once, its complaining that the schedule of content releasing makes little to no sense when considering shelf life of the content.
Also, everything that Eyrilona said.

[BigCheez]

Entitled much?

You're paying for access. You're paying for a license to play.

Nothing about that transaction suggests any paying player gets to make demands about direction of game content.