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I think this is pretty standard for most F2P games. They usually come out extremely early in alpha to gauge reception and to see where the community wants the project to go. Afterall, if they did the core of the game, with little to any feedback, then released a F2P game that the community hates they're not making any profit from their micro-store and have to re-tool the game completely losing them significant time and money - see FFXIV.
We know who you feel now, but what would improve the game, if anything at all?
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Basically what Juke said.