It seems that there is alot of people crying and whining about this or that.
the question I have is why?? This game is still the best thing out right now in terms of MMORPG,sure there is rift and blah blah blah many others....
this game will continue to change and evolve.... you gotta think of the 50/50 rule.
50% will like it...50% wont.
If you don't like it.... leave and be quiet on the way out!
that is all!
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Perspective is always important to us when reading the forums, and it can be useful to you as well. There are a lot of complaints and concerns being shared on the forums every day. This has been true since World of Warcraft forums were first launched. But, it's all about perspective.
One thing we know is that the regular forum-going community -- the people who come here regularly to socialize with other WoW players and discuss the game -- is but a small fraction of the entire playerbase. Another larger portion of the playerbase doesn't ever read or post on the forums. That said, most people are somewhere in between. They don't regularly come to the forums to interact with others, but they might feel compelled to come here if they have an issue while playing. Chances are that means their post will be critical of the game. And that's okay. That's a major reason these forums exist. First and foremost, we want to make sure you're able to log in, play, and enjoy the game. If something is impeding your ability to play or enjoy the game, these forums are a good place to let us know why. We're very regularly contacting our developers, executives, and various other departments to let them know what the major community talking points are throughout each week. The more constructive and well written a concern is, the easier and quicker it is for us to relay that feedback to the necessary folks here. So... I had a point. Ah, yes. You're likely to see a lot of criticism and complaints on the forums, because the majority of players aren't drawn to the forums when they're having fun with the game. They log in when they want to play, and take a break when they don't. We expect negative feedback and maintain a suitable perspective while wading through it. We just ask that players with gameplay (or other) concerns express them clearly, respectfully, and provide as much detail as possible. Often times the posters who claim to be expressing the most valid or pressing concerns do themselves a disservice by shrouding their complaint in a cloud of ambiguity, drowning their assertions in name calling, finger pointing, and free-form tirades. Basically, don't QQ more. Be simple. Be plain. We'll hear you. :) |
