Sounds about right, I don't see the problem, all the statements mentioned here seem to be correct and in order

And Dust will be iterated upon just as EvE has. Eventually there will be every kind of vehicle, suit and weapon possible. Larger and more varied maps. More planets to fight on then anyone can count. Each with it's own varied terrain of hills, valleys, crevices, and mountains. Fully explorable buildings with multiple rooms and hallways. Along with various different changes to game play possibilities. Having it set up the way it is now is just easiest to work with. Rome wasn't built in a day and while CCP does have some developers that worked for DICE and a few other companies that had a hand in making BF and COD variants the vast majority of CCPs people have probably never made a FPS. Also they're working with unfamiliar code since they have both a mix of Carbon and Unreal being used.

And Dust will be iterated upon just as EvE has.

Iterated on by adding new maps, graphics and effects yes. But, those developer companies also sell their product at 60plus dollars an iteration. And you end up with a new one every what, 6 to 8 months. Hell, by the time they get a new one out they already have announced the one that's replacing it. That's not including all the DLC map packs they throw in to boot that you pay another 30 or 40 dollars for each in between. Of course those companies are also sickeningly rich, and have several thousand people working for them. CCP has less then 300 developers between all their projects, and they can somehow afford to not only not charge for the game, but give out free expansions and iterations on top of that. And when was the last time any game company that has made BF or COD games ever asked for advice or even added players' ideas to their games???

I'm just going off of how well EvE has done. It was a horrible piece of crap when it came out. Now it's quite successful as a niche game. CCP has yet to ever completely throw anything away. I don't expect to see them do that to this. But, of course console gamers are fickle things. They have the attention spans of small children for the most part. So, no surprise that most of you will leave and I say good riddance. The problem we have is the slugs like you who continue to come and post that the game sucks and you're leaving. Instead of posting, how about just leave. If I thought it was crap I'd have left and not posted anything. But I guess some people just like to blab because they love hearing themselves talk.

I'm just going off of how well EvE has done. It was a horrible piece of crap when it came out. Now it's quite successful as a niche game.

But, of course console gamers are fickle things. They have the attention spans of small children for the most part.

Actually, being that I am a dedicated Eve Online player who has been playing for almost 6 years and have done almost everything from piracy, to mining, to wormholes, to market trading, to null-sec warfare, and stuff, the claim that Eve Online started out as crap and worked its way to become one of the best games out there is not a regurgitated ad campaign. It's real and it happened exactly as people say it did.

I was there.

I was there

You've clearly never played a game that has a regular small updates over a large period of time. I've seen this in many games (such as Minecraft and Team Fortress 2) and they're all much better games as a result. This is what give me hope for Dust's future and makes me patient for bigger updates and more content.

I bet you throw your toys out of your pram when your mum doesn't buy you the latest, over-priced, COD clone.