Too late to hop aboard the insult and name calling train?
Could everyone stop the insults please.
If you disagree with a point that is made, explain why, don't use insults to denigrate the poster. Thanks.
Reckon so:
Just watching today's live stream.
No answers to a multitude of questions regarding the most recent round of nerfs, mission removal, C&P...or anything else that could possibly intimate even constructive criticism or be helpful..
Instead, a load of meaningless, childish rubbish about some boring Thargoid site. It was like listening to a bunch of 5 year olds at nursery school.
Players want answers to their questions; not listening to Ed interrupt everyone else whilst carefully ensuring that no one answers any useful questions.
Pathetic.
Hi there!
First of all, sorry that you didn't enjoy last night's livestream. It was never intended to be, or advertised as, a livestream that was about any news announcements. We flag our news-based livestreams much further in advance, and we share details of them on social media, and on the forums. When there's news to be talked about on a stream, you'll know about it...
Last night's stream was about showcasing an interesting set of discoveries in the galaxy, highlighting something that we feel people may want to learn about or get involved in.
We like to showcase what our community is up to, and we enjoy bringing on developers to talk all about their work, and engage with the community... even if the main purpose, or mission, of the livestream isn't to specifically talk about bug fixing.
If you watch our announcement videos about new features, such as our FX announcements, or pre-beta previews, we make extra effort to let the developers fully explore ideas and answer questions. In these more casual livestreams (which last night's was absolutely intended to be), we are able to have a little bit more fun, and be more talkative and keep the conversation flowing. Again, to each their own, if you don't wish to watch our livestreams, that's fine... but please make sure you check the information that's supplied when we're promoting the streams, as this was never promoted as a fact-giving stream.
With regards to providing the community with information about how we're working to fix bugs, we have answered every thread as they've come up and explained exactly how or why we're dealing with specific issues here on the forums. Thank you for your patience as we work to make this the best game it possibly can be. It's also worth mentioning that on the QA forums, the QA team are diligent with replying and following up with bug reports and threads.
With regards to sharing new information, we do the following:
- Share any news on all of our social media channels
- Share any news on the forums as a feature-based TLDR, both after the livestreams and after the launch of the update itself
- Do livestreams where we showcase the new features as and when they're ready to showcase
- We run the focused feedback forum where we share our future ideas for features, and do our best to action any feedback from the players
- We respond to people in the forums as much as possible when the information is complete and readily available
Types of livestream shows that we do (regular engagement ALL OF WHICH INVOLVE DEVS - just because devs are there does not mean there will be news. They just like to engage with the community):
- CQC events (not news)
- Let's Plays on both our Twitch channel and Elite Dangerous YouTube (not news)
- Q&As when updates are incoming/shortly after updates with key devs (could be seen as news, or moreover updates on previous news)
- Pre-release livestreams showcasing new content... come just before announcements (news - the most news you can get)
- Discovery Scanner - looks behind the scenes at how Elite Dangerous is made (not news, but very interesting) we're planning more of these for the near future.
- Community-based livestreams showcasing community content such as Educating Ed and the missions with Canonn (not news) we're bringing these back in the near future
- 24 hour charity stream (not news)
- More (not news)
I absolutely love doing these streams, it's been a passion of mine ever since we started the community team here at Frontier. I also love the fact the developers take time our of their own personal schedules to appear on the streams. The community that come to chat and get involved are always wonderful and engaged - and we encourage more of this positive kind of thing.
Basically, in short... last night was in no way about sharing any new information, nor was it ever intended to be seen or promoted that way. It was about engaging with our community which we do on a regular basis. Just because developers were there, that doesn't mean the livestreams are focused on news.
Let me know if you have any queries or questions. Just like with regards to game development, we're always happy to take constructive feedback on-board about how we can be even more communicative than we already are.
Thanks,
Ed
Hi there!
First of all, sorry that you didn't enjoy last night's livestream. It was never intended to be, or advertised as, a livestream that was about any news announcements. We flag our news-based livestreams much further in advance, and we share details of them on social media, and on the forums. When there's news to be talked about on a stream, you'll know about it...
Last night's stream was about showcasing an interesting set of discoveries in the galaxy, highlighting something that we feel people may want to learn about or get involved in.
We like to showcase what our community is up to, and we enjoy bringing on developers to talk all about their work, and engage with the community... even if the main purpose, or mission, of the livestream isn't to specifically talk about bug fixing.
If you watch our announcement videos about new features, such as our FX announcements, or pre-beta previews, we make extra effort to let the developers fully explore ideas and answer questions. In these more casual livestreams (which last night's was absolutely intended to be), we are able to have a little bit more fun, and be more talkative and keep the conversation flowing. Again, to each their own, if you don't wish to watch our livestreams, that's fine... but please make sure you check the information that's supplied when we're promoting the streams, as this was never promoted as a fact-giving stream.
With regards to providing the community with information about how we're working to fix bugs, we have answered every thread as they've come up and explained exactly how or why we're dealing with specific issues here on the forums. Thank you for your patience as we work to make this the best game it possibly can be. It's also worth mentioning that on the QA forums, the QA team are diligent with replying and following up with bug reports and threads.
With regards to sharing new information, we do the following:
- Share any news on all of our social media channels
- Share any news on the forums as a feature-based TLDR, both after the livestreams and after the launch of the update itself
- Do livestreams where we showcase the new features as and when they're ready to showcase
- We run the focused feedback forum where we share our future ideas for features, and do our best to action any feedback from the players
- We respond to people in the forums as much as possible when the information is complete and readily available
Types of livestream shows that we do (regular engagement ALL OF WHICH INVOLVE DEVS - just because devs are there does not mean there will be news. They just like to engage with the community):
- CQC events (not news)
- Let's Plays on both our Twitch channel and Elite Dangerous YouTube (not news)
- Q&As when updates are incoming/shortly after updates with key devs (could be seen as news, or moreover updates on previous news)
- Pre-release livestreams showcasing new content... come just before announcements (news - the most news you can get)
- Discovery Scanner - looks behind the scenes at how Elite Dangerous is made (not news, but very interesting) we're planning more of these for the near future.
- Community-based livestreams showcasing community content such as Educating Ed and the missions with Canonn (not news) we're bringing these back in the near future
- 24 hour charity stream (not news)
- More (not news)
I absolutely love doing these streams, it's been a passion of mine ever since we started the community team here at Frontier. I also love the fact the developers take time our of their own personal schedules to appear on the streams. The community that come to chat and get involved are always wonderful and engaged - and we encourage more of this positive kind of thing.
Basically, in short... last night was in no way about sharing any new information, nor was it ever intended to be seen or promoted that way. It was about engaging with our community which we do on a regular basis. Just because developers were there, that doesn't mean the livestreams are focused on news.
Let me know if you have any queries or questions. Just like with regards to game development, we're always happy to take constructive feedback on-board about how we can be even more communicative than we already are.
Thanks,
Ed
Hi there!
First of all, sorry that you didn't enjoy last night's livestream. It was never intended to be, or advertised as, a livestream that was about any news announcements. We flag our news-based livestreams much further in advance, and we share details of them on social media, and on the forums. When there's news to be talked about on a stream, you'll know about it...
Last night's stream was about showcasing an interesting set of discoveries in the galaxy, highlighting something that we feel people may want to learn about or get involved in.
We like to showcase what our community is up to, and we enjoy bringing on developers to talk all about their work, and engage with the community... even if the main purpose, or mission, of the livestream isn't to specifically talk about bug fixing.
If you watch our announcement videos about new features, such as our FX announcements, or pre-beta previews, we make extra effort to let the developers fully explore ideas and answer questions. In these more casual livestreams (which last night's was absolutely intended to be), we are able to have a little bit more fun, and be more talkative and keep the conversation flowing. Again, to each their own, if you don't wish to watch our livestreams, that's fine... but please make sure you check the information that's supplied when we're promoting the streams, as this was never promoted as a fact-giving stream.
With regards to providing the community with information about how we're working to fix bugs, we have answered every thread as they've come up and explained exactly how or why we're dealing with specific issues here on the forums. Thank you for your patience as we work to make this the best game it possibly can be. It's also worth mentioning that on the QA forums, the QA team are diligent with replying and following up with bug reports and threads.
With regards to sharing new information, we do the following:
- Share any news on all of our social media channels
- Share any news on the forums as a feature-based TLDR, both after the livestreams and after the launch of the update itself
- Do livestreams where we showcase the new features as and when they're ready to showcase
- We run the focused feedback forum where we share our future ideas for features, and do our best to action any feedback from the players
- We respond to people in the forums as much as possible when the information is complete and readily available
Types of livestream shows that we do (regular engagement ALL OF WHICH INVOLVE DEVS - just because devs are there does not mean there will be news. They just like to engage with the community):
- CQC events (not news)
- Let's Plays on both our Twitch channel and Elite Dangerous YouTube (not news)
- Q&As when updates are incoming/shortly after updates with key devs (could be seen as news, or moreover updates on previous news)
- Pre-release livestreams showcasing new content... come just before announcements (news - the most news you can get)
- Discovery Scanner - looks behind the scenes at how Elite Dangerous is made (not news, but very interesting) we're planning more of these for the near future.
- Community-based livestreams showcasing community content such as Educating Ed and the missions with Canonn (not news) we're bringing these back in the near future
- 24 hour charity stream (not news)
- More (not news)
I absolutely love doing these streams, it's been a passion of mine ever since we started the community team here at Frontier. I also love the fact the developers take time our of their own personal schedules to appear on the streams. The community that come to chat and get involved are always wonderful and engaged - and we encourage more of this positive kind of thing.
Basically, in short... last night was in no way about sharing any new information, nor was it ever intended to be seen or promoted that way. It was about engaging with our community which we do on a regular basis. Just because developers were there, that doesn't mean the livestreams are focused on news.
Let me know if you have any queries or questions. Just like with regards to game development, we're always happy to take constructive feedback on-board about how we can be even more communicative than we already are.
Thanks,
Ed
Hi Ed,
Any chance you could persuade SJA to attend a dev livestream to talk to us about the AI ? I am sure most of us would be fascinated to see her and hear about her work. She's engaged us many times in the forum, has always had a positive reception and it would be great to see her live.
Hi Ed,
Any chance you could persuade SJA to attend a dev livestream to talk to us about the AI ? I am sure most of us would be fascinated to see her and hear about her work. She's engaged us many times in the forum, has always had a positive reception and it would be great to see her live.
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I absolutely love doing these streams, it's been a passion of mine ever since we started the community team here at Frontier. I also love the fact the developers take time our of their own personal schedules to appear on the streams. The community that come to chat and get involved are always wonderful and engaged - and we encourage more of this positive kind of thing.
Basically, in short... last night was in no way about sharing any new information, …
Just watching today's live stream.
No answers to a multitude of questions regarding the most recent round of nerfs, mission removal, C&P...or anything else that could possibly intimate even constructive criticism or be helpful..
Instead, a load of meaningless, childish rubbish about some boring Thargoid site. It was like listening to a bunch of 5 year olds at nursery school.
Players want answers to their questions; not listening to Ed interrupt everyone else whilst carefully ensuring that no one answers any useful questions.
Pathetic.
Hi there!
First of all, sorry that you didn't enjoy last night's livestream. It was never intended to be, or advertised as, a livestream that was about any news announcements. We flag our news-based livestreams much further in advance, and we share details of them on social media, and on the forums. When there's news to be talked about on a stream, you'll know about it...
Last night's stream was about showcasing an interesting set of discoveries in the galaxy, highlighting something that we feel people may want to learn about or get involved in.
We like to showcase what our community is up to, and we enjoy bringing on developers to talk all about their work, and engage with the community... even if the main purpose, or mission, of the livestream isn't to specifically talk about bug fixing.
If you watch our announcement videos about new features, such as our FX announcements, or pre-beta previews, we make extra effort to let the developers fully explore ideas and answer questions. In these more casual livestreams (which last night's was absolutely intended to be), we are able to have a little bit more fun, and be more talkative and keep the conversation flowing. Again, to each their own, if you don't wish to watch our livestreams, that's fine... but please make sure you check the information that's supplied when we're promoting the streams, as this was never promoted as a fact-giving stream.
With regards to providing the community with information about how we're working to fix bugs, we have answered every thread as they've come up and explained exactly how or why we're dealing with specific issues here on the forums. Thank you for your patience as we work to make this the best game it possibly can be. It's also worth mentioning that on the QA forums, the QA team are diligent with replying and following up with bug reports and threads.
With regards to sharing new information, we do the following:
- Share any news on all of our social media channels
- Share any news on the forums as a feature-based TLDR, both after the livestreams and after the launch of the update itself
- Do livestreams where we showcase the new features as and when they're ready to showcase
- We run the focused feedback forum where we share our future ideas for features, and do our best to action any feedback from the players
- We respond to people in the forums as much as possible when the information is complete and readily available
Types of livestream shows that we do (regular engagement ALL OF WHICH INVOLVE DEVS - just because devs are there does not mean there will be news. They just like to engage with the community):
- CQC events (not news)
- Let's Plays on both our Twitch channel and Elite Dangerous YouTube (not news)
- Q&As when updates are incoming/shortly after updates with key devs (could be seen as news, or moreover updates on previous news)
- Pre-release livestreams showcasing new content... come just before announcements (news - the most news you can get)
- Discovery Scanner - looks behind the scenes at how Elite Dangerous is made (not news, but very interesting) we're planning more of these for the near future.
- Community-based livestreams showcasing community content such as Educating Ed and the missions with Canonn (not news) we're bringing these back in the near future
- 24 hour charity stream (not news)
- More (not news)
I absolutely love doing these streams, it's been a passion of mine ever since we started the community team here at Frontier. I also love the fact the developers take time our of their own personal schedules to appear on the streams. The community that come to chat and get involved are always wonderful and engaged - and we encourage more of this positive kind of thing.
Basically, in short... last night was in no way about sharing any new information, nor was it ever intended to be seen or promoted that way. It was about engaging with our community which we do on a regular basis. Just because developers were there, that doesn't mean the livestreams are focused on news.
Let me know if you have any queries or questions. Just like with regards to game development, we're always happy to take constructive feedback on-board about how we can be even more communicative than we already are.
Thanks,
Ed
It just seems disingenuous to have a stream highlighting the nice things and recent discoveries, acting all hyped while there's really broken stuff and concerns about the game on the table. There's been no answer in any form to the questions people keep asking, not even a forum post.
It just seems disingenuous to have a stream highlighting the nice things and recent discoveries, acting all hyped while there's really broken stuff and concerns about the game on the table. There's been no answer in any form to the questions people keep asking, not even a forum post.
Yes there are forum posts. We know what is going on and having a few missions types pulled is not the end of the world. It is a minor issue at worst.
It's under the news section of the forum.It just seems disingenuous to have a stream highlighting the nice things and recent discoveries, acting all hyped while there's really broken stuff and concerns about the game on the table. There's been no answer in any form to the questions people keep asking, not even a forum post.
Maybe the problem isn't getting answers, but not getting the wanted answers. ��