experiment with risky changes now

[Ants]

We're at the stage of the world where barely anyone is playing. It's probably a good time to experiment with updates that are likely to be bad so that the few people who are still there can provide feedback and maybe next world players won't leave so fast.

Bad PVP/siege/realm changes in particular can feel devastating when there's still competition, but there's almost none of that left.

[borka]

You may consider that most of those that are still activly playing yet aren't the ones that enjoy

PVP/siege/realm changes in particular

... and what that tells ...

[Ants]

You may consider that most of those that are still activly playing yet aren't the ones that enjoy

PVP/siege/realm changes in particular

... and what that tells ...

is that PVP/siege/realm stuff is too broken to be enjoyable?

[shubla]

Yeah I and many others have said this in like every world but devs dont seem to care!

[borka]

You may consider that most of those that are still activly playing yet aren't the ones that enjoy

PVP/siege/realm changes in particular

... and what that tells ...

is that PVP/siege/realm stuff is too broken to be enjoyable?

Well i think i have to write clearly;

Consider that the very most that still play activly yet are in no way interested in PVP or Siege stuff ...

[MagicManICT]

It's probably a good time to experiment with updates that are likely to be bad

Wouldn't that actually be the worst time because all you'd get is that "hard core" feedback and is likely to not be indicative of what a wider audience would think?

[Ants]

Well i think i have to write clearly;

Consider that the very most that still play activly yet are in no way interested in PVP or Siege stuff ...

I disagree, a lot of people who still play are in factions and would fight if it was possible. Fights don't happen because things are unbalanced, not because no one is interested.

It's probably a good time to experiment with updates that are likely to be bad

Wouldn't that actually be the worst time because all you'd get is that "hard core" feedback and is likely to not be indicative of what a wider audience would think?

If this crucial part of gameplay isn't fixed before next world, the wider audience will quit rapidly like they did this world. Newbies will build their base, think there's nothing else to do, get bored and quit. Personally I think the game would have more long lasting appeal if base defense was an important part of the game.

I think it's better to listen to the hardcore audience for now and when next world starts, if others dislike the changes, they can chime in with their opinion.

[borka]

I disagree, a lot of people who still play are in factions and would fight if it was possible.

Honestly very few ppl in my kinlist or even the area/neighbourhood are member of factions ...

I think it's better to listen to the hardcore audience for now and when next world starts, if others dislike the changes, they can chime in with their opinion.

And so who are the hardcore audience ?!? Explain and name ...

Don't get me wrong: i do have a lot respect for you just because a lot of your posts are with cause!

[Ants]

I disagree, a lot of people who still play are in factions and would fight if it was possible.

Honestly very few ppl in my kinlist or even the area/neighbourhood are member of factions ...

I think it's better to listen to the hardcore audience for now and when next world starts, if others dislike the changes, they can chime in with their opinion.

And so who are the hardcore audience ?!? Explain and name ...

Don't get me wrong: i do have a lot respect for you just because a lot of your posts are with cause!

The hardcore audience is everyone who still plays despite the low number of other players. The ones I know of are mostly AD or HH, probably because I'm part of AD. A lot of fighters quit but some do remain.

[borka]

The hardcore audience is everyone who still plays despite the low number of other players.

Well i think i have to write clearly;

Consider that the very most that still play activly yet are in no way interested in PVP or Siege stuff ...

I disagree, a lot of people who still play are in factions and would fight if it was possible. Fights don't happen because things are unbalanced, not because no one is interested.

Well 10 of 100? 10 of 200? 10 of 250? are

interested.

you see where it leads even if you try to avoid the reality ...

and btw opinions of certain "buying combat chars and equipment with RM" ppl doesn't bother in any way ...