Which is .. of course ... the complaintIt's actually a very savvy colour choice... it's the same blue used for mission markers and the like, which train people to look at them.
Which is .. of course ... the complaintIt's actually a very savvy colour choice... it's the same blue used for mission markers and the like, which train people to look at them.
I don't know. As long as it allows them to continually improve the game I am absolutely for it. The game is 5 years old and they still release big updates on a regular basis, this can't be done with the traditional expansion model. Before micro transactions were a thing companies created a game, maybe released an expansion or two and then went on with the next game. I really like playing a game for a decade, I think that's pretty awesome.
Honestly, I don't think it is.Which is .. of course ... the complaint![]()
Meh - some people. Once they get rid of the wrong coloured icon I'm good.I think people's issue is that it makes FD appear like money-grubbers. Which, tbh, welcome to literally any business.
Well that's gone well hasn't it.
And that's a valid complaint, imo.Meh - some people. Once they get rid of the wrong coloured icon I'm good.
Honestly, I don't think it is.
I think people's issue is that it makes FD appear like money-grubbers. Which, tbh, welcome to literally any business.
Yeah - Will's already said the feedback has been passed on. If they say they're changing the colour to match the HUD then I'm ok - especially if they hide the store in livery where it was (there was no need to change that).And that's a valid complaint, imo.
But to assess the overall community response to such a complaint? Absolutely disproportionate to me. But again, I don't think that's the "broader communities" issue here
You might want to recognise what influence you have over this situation. Asking for an icon change is one thing but asking for a company to change it's business model when you're a single unit customer... Not happening.Certainly hasn't, I'm British though, I like complaining.
I also don't give up when something doesn't work right away. (Not sure if also British trait...)
You might want to recognise what influence you have over this situation. Asking for an icon change is one thing but asking for a company to change it's business model when you're a single unit customer... Not happening.
Yeah, there's a difference between being a business and making money for creating excellent products - and using every trick in the book to gouge.
Just because there are mobile games out there that use more and more predatory tactics every day, while research departments come up with more, doesn't mean "well we only used a few..." Is OK.
So yeah, you're pretty right about what bothers me, though I do also hate the OOC nature of the button getting into the IC of the game.
True, I am a fan of Mount & Blade, Total War and Jagged Alliance. They are all games that I enjoy years after release. But they don't get new content.There's exceptions to that, there's a game I bought which had three expansion packs and nothing more, and I played it for over 15 years. A company recently re-vamped and re-released it too.
There's plenty of games that don't use microtransactions, and make plenty of profit and are able to be played for as long as you enjoy playing it.
But yes, this business model does make profits higher.
The community has to be interpreted as a percentage not as an absolute number. If 90% of the community complains you have to expect that also 90% of players that don't write in the forums are bothered. That's how statistics work. Pretending else is just wrongIf everyone who played the game was also an active member of this forum, and a majority were complaining about any particular issue, then one would expect the developers to take some notice.
As a minority of the actual player base inhabit this forum (and some of those inhabitants openly declare they have stopped playing) and of that minority only another minority are 'offended' by the new store icon & its placement, the best thing Frontier could do is ignore the noise being made...
Then they could spend their development time doing something more productive... e.g. bug fixing![]()
And 90% of this community is complaining?The community has to be interpreted as a percentage not as an absolute number. If 90% of the community complains you have to expect that also 90% of players that don't write in the forums are bothered. That's how statistics work. Pretending else is just wrong
People are going to lose it when they realize they missed out on the 1 ARX thargoid bobblehead on the 23rd.
it will still be available, just at the normal ARX Amnt. setting it to 1ARX is just a way to allow FDev to test their new store
True, you would need to add some error margin though. People posting on the forums aren't normal after all.The community has to be interpreted as a percentage not as an absolute number. If 90% of the community complains you have to expect that also 90% of players that don't write in the forums are bothered. That's how statistics work. Pretending else is just wrong
The point has been taken .....