frogbones
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You asked for it, so here goes. quote:
Either way, there are a lot of problems in Epicduel. I don't think that we can blame any single group of people out there. You don't specify what the problems are, but we can assume you're talking about balance and release delays. Unless you really are an ED mole, it's easy to understand that these "problems" are 100% because of the Devs. It's rather simple, really: Devs make the game, players play it. Any problem related to mechanics, Balance, or delays is on them, not us. To think otherwise is, like you said, obfuscating the issue. quote:
Now I don't know about you, but the way this system has been inculcated is inherently player-ist/class-ist. It is inherently made to cause inequality, therefore a mass amount of social problems. Again, who made the system? The players or the devs? C'mon, this is an easy one. quote:
We have to understand that the Player's expectations have doubled, but our developing staff has not. Neither have their resources to handle things. Can you quantify players' expectations? If they have doubled, that's your own perception, one not grounded in any type of scientific study. And that's not even the point. On multiple occasions, they have simply not delivered on their claims. This has nothing to do with staff limitations. quote:
A lot of this can be solved if many of the balance problems are solved. That side is getting minor progress ... Ahh, there it is. Balance problems. The core issue of a PvP game. You're so eager to defend the devs that you entirely missed your own point: They aren't fixing balance issues like they should be. quote:
In all reality, the reason people act as they do is because they were conditioned. They are not inherently responsible for their problems. And no, I'm not dodging their sense of responsibility. I'm not defending them either. The point is that they act as they do now because you made them that way. This one goes way deeper than I care to delve into. Suffice it to say, this statement symbolizes a lot of what's wrong with the world: The lack of personal resonsibility for one's actions. Blame others, blame others, blame others. It's not our fault. It's theirs.
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