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Technically most Graal developers are players though. |
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The General
Join Date: Apr 2012
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I think that developers should generally do what they think is best, however they should listen to player input to an extent. If almost all players that are asked about a topic say that they think the idea is bad then maybe it is best to forget that idea. But then if it was roughly 50/50 on if it is good or bad then do what developers think best.
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Banned
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: Omaha, NE
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I believe developers should stick to a plan, and only take suggestions once every while. Not every time. I remember when iPhone Era had just been released and was amazing for the first year or less it was out. Then gradually they started adding unnecessary content and made it more complex-looking, when in reality it should've been a simple yet challenging server. This goes for iPhone Classic too, as the iPhone servers should've kept a simple style to them. The complexity be left on PC where they belong. |
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There has to be a balance. Devs that don't listen to players are going to eventually alienate themselves from the player base and thus the player count will decline. Devs that cater to every player are going to end up with a server that has no direction consisting of unneeded features that only appeal to a few players. Player feedback can be a very valuable source of critique if filtered properly. Sometimes developers really get into their own projects and don't realize that there are other fixes that can be done elsewhere that would greatly improve player satisfaction. But, devs also need some provide some transparency with the players, like explaining how some frequently asked features can't be created due to platform limitations of lack of time. TL;DR: Player feedback and developer interaction go hand in hand in making a server successful. |