Nice job making your entire community loathe you in a single post. Honestly kind of impressive.

I'm so proud of ya'll. I can't imagine how hard it must be to make this decision in a world where most players are entitled to a vision and a game they did nothing for.

Not everything can be successful, but what matters is you tried and in a world where VR isn't all that popular, it's nice to see folks trying to keep the traditional MMO alive.

Emma eredeti hozzászólása:

I'm so proud of ya'll. I can't imagine how hard it must be to make this decision in a world where most players are entitled to a vision and a game they did nothing for.

Not everything can be successful, but what matters is you tried and in a world where VR isn't all that popular, it's nice to see folks trying to keep the traditional MMO alive.

Did nothing i.e. worked for the money and paid for said game, with promises made and expectations set by the developers themselves.

Have some self respect, or do they not teach that where YA'LL from?

Emma eredeti hozzászólása:

I'm so proud of ya'll. I can't imagine how hard it must be to make this decision in a world where most players are entitled to a vision and a game they did nothing for.

Not everything can be successful, but what matters is you tried and in a world where VR isn't all that popular, it's nice to see folks trying to keep the traditional MMO alive.

... Did you even read the post? They're abandoning the traditional MMO structure.

Foxy Grandpa eredeti hozzászólása:

Emma eredeti hozzászólása:

I'm so proud of ya'll. I can't imagine how hard it must be to make this decision in a world where most players are entitled to a vision and a game they did nothing for.

Not everything can be successful, but what matters is you tried and in a world where VR isn't all that popular, it's nice to see folks trying to keep the traditional MMO alive.

... Did you even read the post? They're abandoning the traditional MMO structure.

.. Did you even read the post? They're keeping the traditional MMO structure but adding new f2p gamemodes to drive more traffic. I genuinely don't understand the shallow nature of some of these comments.

EthRitt eredeti hozzászólása:

Foxy Grandpa eredeti hozzászólása:

... Did you even read the post? They're abandoning the traditional MMO structure.

.. Did you even read the post? They're keeping the traditional MMO structure but adding new f2p gamemodes to drive more traffic. I genuinely don't understand the shallow nature of some of these comments.

Did you even read the post? They're abandoning the MMORPG development, meaning people stop playing it, thus it is considered dead by the playerbase.

They've announced there will not be any further updates to the MMORPG, and all development efforts are now put into the F2P gamemode that people never asked for.

MMORPGs only exist due to people playing them because their very core requires a multiplayer experience (Raids, dungeons etc)
If you are unable to find other players to do that multiplayer content with, you are essentially softlocked in progression.

Yes, the MMORPG "technically" still exists, but it is abandoned by its developer.

Ironically though, Emma saying "it's nice to see folks trying to keep the traditional MMO alive" is unintentionally hilariously accurate.
They are keeping the traditional MMO alive by abandoning their VR MMORPG, thus pushing players back towards the traditional, flatscreen MMOs.

OneEyedCat eredeti hozzászólása:

So honestly, if we could get the world/quest design of Baldur's Gate 3, the survival mechanics of the Forest or Green Hell, the combat of Blade and Sorcery (or maybe Legendary Tales), the grapple mechanics of Windlands 2 combined with the flight mechanics of You Are A Bird, and the crafting system of Township Tale, we would have an AMAZING VR MMO.

YES!! Then also have the in-world economy be largely player-driven to simultaneously attract a more diverse player base (making a life of combat and adventuring a choice), while also making the world more alive and interactive!
However, setting up a system like that is likely a lot harder than it sounds...

Emma eredeti hozzászólása:

I'm so proud of ya'll. I can't imagine how hard it must be to make this decision in a world where most players are entitled to a vision and a game they did nothing for.

Not everything can be successful, but what matters is you tried and in a world where VR isn't all that popular, it's nice to see folks trying to keep the traditional MMO alive.

no they didnt.. half their stuff was from FFXIV, I know I played over 10yrs, also pretty sure paying money IS doing something to make the game yeah?

Game is currently sitting at a WHOPPING 20 people according to Steam Charts.

DID YOU EVEN READ STEAM CHARTS?

Dead game is dead. VR is dying. Move on. All but 20 people have.

This ain't what i paid and backed for on your original crowdfunding, as an investor and consumer, i believe this decision is showing disrespect to us, i personally hope you guys would consider making a U-turn from that decision or at least consider continue working on your original promise and simply make the FP2 model work on cosmetics instead as it is a more friendly ecosystem to host.

Also, i want to point out a little detail, denying services to your consumers and banning them under the volatile reason of "negativity" consist as a break of you own TOS and the Steam TOS, everyone is allowed to have their opinion over a product they purchased, if you actually do ban consumers over your product "reputation" this stands in the legal domain of "controlled censorship" which constitute as a severe violation of the consumers protection act.
which also, could lead you guys in legal trouble if someone decides to initiate a lawsuit for that reason.

So please, play nice with your community.
They are the ones who gave you the initial dollar to make this project possible in the first place...