p00k, on 16 December 2012 - 10:43 PM, said:
Again, it's not about being unwilling to wait
It's about having waited, time and time again, only to be shown that the developers lack a sense of timing, have skewed priorities, of how much is too much and how much isn't enough, and oftentimes have no clue what's going on in the game.
It's not that the community is expecting a finished product from a beta even when they have all the reason to given official statements that open beta for a f2p title is in fact launch, with cash purchases and player progress being final. Well, maybe for some people. But for most, it's about seeing something lacking, as plain as day, and watching either nothing be done about it, or worse yet, watching something obviously wrong and misguided be done to make things worse.
Go find a different game to play.
While I haven't done game development, I have done QA and I have moved products from a beta deployment similar to this one to active production environments. You're seeing features being added. ECM was a feature, it was added. You've seen cockpit and external customization added. You've seen significant problems in gameplay get fixed. Beyond all of that, you have more open discussion with the dev team than many other games.
So seriously, go away if all you are able to do is whine. You're negative attitude doesn't fix things, and it doesn't make the devs get your priorities fixed over there's. If you think you can do better, send your resume to PGI. Show them what experience you have and see if it's what they need to get the game fixed up and out the door.
I just took a look at your posts and your sig. The attitude your conveying is anger. Tone it down, be more helpful. Rather than attacking every change that comes across a patch, test those changes out from a completely unbiased point of view. One of your posts was complaining about how the ECM made LRM (boats) unusable. What you should have done is post up how you've tried every was possible to use the ECM and confirmed that it's working as expected.