Pretty much what i'm saying is we can't have everything at once. We also need to let the devs do there job. I can't imagine being a dev is easy. So why should we expect things done super super quick.

Do you ever make a post where you don't have your nose firmly jammed into CCP's hindquarters?

People are upset because CCP is not delivering on any promises so far. They won't even confirm a date for the next build, but we already know that it won't happen before the next Eve drop.

So instead of telling us frankly that we are not getting anything until June, they post the soon garbage and hope that people keep buying merc packs till then. If they openly came out and said that we had 8 weeks to go to the next build, more than a few people would put off on their next aurum purchase and just let the passive SP do the work. CCP knows this and doesn't want to reduce whatever revenue stream they are currently getting from Dusties. They are essentially passing a portion of the development costs directly to the consumer. Instead of making a product worth selling, they are selling the promise of a product worth something, and hoping to stretch out the delivery frame as long as they can.

It is a ridiculous manner in which to start a product on the market.

I believe the expression is 'no point in continuing to flog a dead horse', kicking a dead horse is just wierd.

When you're paying real money in exchange for fake money to spend on resources that run out, in part, to what you see to be unfair circumstances (spawn camping, weapons not working properly, drop ships blowing up your vehicle, dying by map glitches, etc., etc.), I don't see the problem with people making complaints or expecting a high standard at all. If it were a totally free beta where the microtransactions were with Monopoly money just to give them a test, I'd probably agree with you. But that's not the case, so I say let the complaints keep on coming.

Even if sometimes the complaints are ignorant.

When you're paying real money in exchange for fake money to spend on resources that run out, in part, to what you see to be unfair circumstances (spawn camping, weapons not working properly, drop ships blowing up your vehicle, dying by map glitches, etc., etc.), I don't see the problem with people making complaints or expecting a high standard at all. If it were a totally free beta where the microtransactions were with Monopoly money just to give them a test, I'd probably agree with you. But that's not the case, so I say let the complaints keep on coming.

Even if sometimes the complaints are ignorant.

When you're paying real money in exchange for fake money to spend on resources that run out, in part, to what you see to be unfair circumstances (spawn camping, weapons not working properly, drop ships blowing up your vehicle, dying by map glitches, etc., etc.), I don't see the problem with people making complaints or expecting a high standard at all. If it were a totally free beta where the microtransactions were with Monopoly money just to give them a test, I'd probably agree with you. But that's not the case, so I say let the complaints keep on coming.

Even if sometimes the complaints are ignorant.

Solution:

Don't drop money on an unfinished product full off glitches and bugs. If you're unhappy with the state of the game speak with your wallet, I guarantee if everyone stopped buying Aurum we'd start seeing fixes implemented at a faster pace.

QFT.

I won't be giving CCP another cent until they do their part of the equation and give us something worth paying for.

Where the hell are people getting June from?

I believe the expression is 'no point in continuing to flog a dead horse', kicking a dead horse is just wierd.

I believe the expression is 'no point in continuing to flog a dead horse', kicking a dead horse is just wierd.

Ignoble... Never again. Ever.

Now I feel lik a horse's @$$

I thought it was: "don't look a gift horse in the mouth". or is that a horse of a diferent color?

I think that what the opponents of the topic are trying to say is that, where dust is concerned, CCP is a bit of a dark horse, and they are beginning to think they may have backed the wrong horse. While proponents are of the opinion that CCP works like a horse and that we should all stop putting the cart before the horse.

Perhaps, what is really needed is for all of us to just climb down from our high horses.

I, on the other hand, would just like to here it strait from the horses mouth, and, at this point would pretty much be willing to give my kingdom for a horse.

Maybe we should all just stop horsing around, or perhaps we would all benifit from a good bit of horse play... Who really knows? *shrugs*

There, there buddy. Now pick yourself up and get back in the saddle.

Solution:

Don't drop money on an unfinished product full off glitches and bugs.

Groan. You make me want to stand in the middle of Manus Peak in a scout suit, armed with nothing but a nova knife. Repeatedly.

When you're paying real money in exchange for fake money to spend on resources that run out, in part, to what you see to be unfair circumstances (spawn camping, weapons not working properly, drop ships blowing up your vehicle, dying by map glitches, etc., etc.), I don't see the problem with people making complaints or expecting a high standard at all. If it were a totally free beta where the microtransactions were with Monopoly money just to give them a test, I'd probably agree with you. But that's not the case, so I say let the complaints keep on coming.

Even if sometimes the complaints are ignorant.

Ok so we can all say there are problems with the game we know that. some are bad others are tolerable

But what i can't stand is seeing repeated threads like Av is OP or Tanks are OP Nerf the assault rifles

I'm not saying that there aren't good points in these threads but i'm pretty sure CCP knows. No need to kick the dead horse.

Another huge thing i see all the time is people wanting the Devs and stuff to interact with us more. We all want the Devs to talk to us 24/7 and make the game perfect and super polished. But that just can't happen all at once take some time and wait a little. The game is only in a beta stage and is free to play. We can't expect it to be perfect at the moment.

Pretty much what i'm saying is we can't have everything at once. We also need to let the devs do there job. I can't imagine being a dev is easy. So why should we expect things done super super quick.

jesus.


where do they get these montessori players from?


no op you're right.


it's a flawless game, a masterpiece of both style and intensity, a classic in the fps gaming genre, it's the pinnacle, the tops, the tower of piza... it's everything perfect and nothing bad.


go... spend more!!!


and anyone who says otherwise is just a flat out negative nellie, a naysayer, a hater, a downer...

Peace
B


ps
except for those of us who know what we are talking about.
but then again, you guys never seem to get it, so i guess even those people look negative.

especially to the soft serve cones.

When you're paying real money in exchange for fake money to spend on resources that run out, in part, to what you see to be unfair circumstances (spawn camping, weapons not working properly, drop ships blowing up your vehicle, dying by map glitches, etc., etc.), I don't see the problem with people making complaints or expecting a high standard at all. If it were a totally free beta where the microtransactions were with Monopoly money just to give them a test, I'd probably agree with you. But that's not the case, so I say let the complaints keep on coming.

Even if sometimes the complaints are ignorant.