Firstly, let's start with the most important point. Frontier won't read your letter, or at least the people at Frontier you want to read your letter won't read your letter.
If you're unhappy with the game put up a post criticising (that's fair) but do it in a way that engages with the community. Putting your points across as an "open letter" only shows that what you're really interested in isn't the community, it's not what's good for the player-base, no. It just shows that what you're interested in, and the only thing you're interested in, is yourself.
If you want to stop playing the game, stop playing the game. If you want to uninstall the game, uninstall the game. Telling people, or pretending that you're sending a personal message to Frontier (which if we haven't already established by this point... you're not) is immature. It's your way of saying "Waaaah!" and throwing your toys out of the pram.
We all know you're not going to stop playing Elite, and we all know you're not going to uninstall the game. How do we know this? Because you're still here, telling us (yet again) that you're going to stop playing Elite, and that you're going to uninstall the game.
We get it, you're annoyed. There are also some of you with perfectly legitimate complaints who are also writing open letters who don't intend to stop playing or uninstall the game. Just understand one thing. Frontier won't read your letter and don't care about it either.
Do you know why? Frontier care, as a company, about organised feedback, about people and groups who come together as a community and demonstrate where there are problems, and offer solutions to how those problems could be addressed, or to at least say how things should be when they work properly. If you're just writing your own little rant, they don't care, they're busy. You'll also find that most other players don't care either. You want everybody to care which is why rather than sending your letter direct to Frontier, you post it to this forum seeking vindication and sympathy from the wider player-base for everything you personally are suffering.
Good luck with that.
So to summaries the summary of the summary. Nobody cares about your own personal trials. Nobody cares that you're throwing your toys out of the pram, and nobody believes a word you say when you proclaim, with such emotion and vigour, that you've had enough, that you're done with Elite forever, and that you'll uninstall the game. You'll only be back next week telling us all the same thing.
If you're unhappy with the game put up a post criticising (that's fair) but do it in a way that engages with the community. Putting your points across as an "open letter" only shows that what you're really interested in isn't the community, it's not what's good for the player-base, no. It just shows that what you're interested in, and the only thing you're interested in, is yourself.
If you want to stop playing the game, stop playing the game. If you want to uninstall the game, uninstall the game. Telling people, or pretending that you're sending a personal message to Frontier (which if we haven't already established by this point... you're not) is immature. It's your way of saying "Waaaah!" and throwing your toys out of the pram.
We all know you're not going to stop playing Elite, and we all know you're not going to uninstall the game. How do we know this? Because you're still here, telling us (yet again) that you're going to stop playing Elite, and that you're going to uninstall the game.
We get it, you're annoyed. There are also some of you with perfectly legitimate complaints who are also writing open letters who don't intend to stop playing or uninstall the game. Just understand one thing. Frontier won't read your letter and don't care about it either.
Do you know why? Frontier care, as a company, about organised feedback, about people and groups who come together as a community and demonstrate where there are problems, and offer solutions to how those problems could be addressed, or to at least say how things should be when they work properly. If you're just writing your own little rant, they don't care, they're busy. You'll also find that most other players don't care either. You want everybody to care which is why rather than sending your letter direct to Frontier, you post it to this forum seeking vindication and sympathy from the wider player-base for everything you personally are suffering.
Good luck with that.
So to summaries the summary of the summary. Nobody cares about your own personal trials. Nobody cares that you're throwing your toys out of the pram, and nobody believes a word you say when you proclaim, with such emotion and vigour, that you've had enough, that you're done with Elite forever, and that you'll uninstall the game. You'll only be back next week telling us all the same thing.
