The shareholders are partially responsible ?

[babelfisch]

Yes but Frontier knows that the shareholders exist.

It's in everyone's best interest when the game is profitable. No profits = no game. In my opinion the best way to make profit with a game like Elite is releasing stuff that people want to buy.

 

[CMDR Big Mike]

It's in everyone's best interest when the game is profitable. No profits = no game. In my opinion the best way to make profit with a game like Elite is releasing stuff that people want to buy.

Key phrase there being 'releasing stuff'. I really wouldnt care if the updates we all paid and more frequent

 

[babelfisch]

Key phrase there being 'releasing stuff'. I really wouldnt care if the updates we all paid and more frequent

Sure, but paying for stuff wouldn't necessarily result in a different update... Personally I think Beyond actually did put the game in a better place and the newcomer stuff this year also was important. If they manage to fix the bugs and maybe address a few design issues everything is ready for the 2020 update. Sure, it feels like a long time since 2015, but depending on the size and scope of the next era stuff it might be worth the waiting.

 

[[PS4] Lorenzo Waringos]

“Immigants, even when it was the bears, I knew it was them.”

Source: https://youtu.be/55sjaEDJ65k

 

[Sir.Tj]

Never thought the mods would be more of a diversion then average posters

You must be new here.

 

[Vasco Sapien]

Next we'll have people blaming tencent again...

TenCent only get involved if you state your support for the Pro-Democracy movement in Hong Kong.

"I support the Pro-Democracy movement in Hong Kong".



3.2.1.......

 

[lysan]

Anyone with voting shares gets a say and most common shares include voting rights. Of course, whatever you vote for has to be the most popular decision that reaches a certain threshold of votes to be enacted.

I still get mail sent out to shareholders for various companies begging me to cast my vote on some issue or another, even if I only hold a tiny fraction of those companies...often as little as a few hundred shares for companies that have millions of shares outstanding.

True, let me clarify then, to make an impact you need 51% small shareholders can get together and vote for the same thing, however if you own 20-25% you voice is heard without the need to get the last vote, because you actually own 1/4 of the shares.