frogbones
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For the last two years, people have been making comments like this: quote:
I think people expect way too much from a flash game with a tiny team. On its own, there's nothing wrong with this statement. On its own, I agree with it. ED is a small team, so we should be patient with them. The problem, though, is it's out of context. It's a vacuum statement. And as we all know, ED doesn't exist in a vacuum. When making this type of assessment, one needs to consider the big picture. And the big picture is this: The reason so many of us are often disappointed and complain/rant/vent/moan is because of one fundamental issue: PRICING. Think about it: If ED cost just half as much as it does, would there be as many complainers? I guarantee not. We would all be more forgiving, understanding, and calm if we didn't feel like were being scammed. But since they choose to make this game VERY expensive (remember, "It's just a flash game"), we have the right, the obligation, to demand our money's worth. If I go to Mc Donalds and spend $5 on a burger, fries, and a drink, I expect greasy, mediocre food. If some of my fries are burnt, or my soda's a tad watery, or the tomato is mushy, whatever---it's only $5 and my expectations were low to begin with. I eat it and move on. But if I were to go to a steak house and spend $50 for a cut of prime rib that was overcooked, you better believe that I'd mention it to the waiter. You see where I'm going with this? Because ED chooses to charge so much for its product, my expectations are (and should be) elevated. With high prices come high expectations. The way many of us see it, ED is getting away with charging Steak House prices for McDonalds food.
< Message edited by frogbones -- 11/24/2011 14:23:43 >
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