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A) Be silent and only allow positive feedback to be heard.
or
B) Pointing out issues so it's easier for NK to improve their game by fixing bug that was reported and focusing on most demanded change from majority of customers?
If majority of player keep complaining about the same stuff over and over again, does it get annoying? maybe, but that mean it is the most demanded change players wanted. Is it really a good or bad demand though? we'll leave that to NK's decision, not every "most demanded change" from game community always mean it's a good change, but you get the idea)
Of course you can like the game as much as you want but remember to say you don't like stuff or how can the developers know what to fix. It is like a bug report, they are annoying but without them people don't know what to fix if you understand what i mean.
So we always criticise the game to try to get the best game, because the best game is the best game and everyone wants the best game.
If I didn't care about the game, I wouldn't have bothered to write about how bad it's current state is, I wouldn't bother checking steam to see if there's anything worth seeing.
Just look at the difference in reception between Card Storm and Pokemon TCG Pocket - TCG pocket gives the player so much free stuff on day 1 (some players counted getting over 200 free cards on day 1), that you do not need to spend a cent to play against other players.
And the game has a decent amount of single player content, structured in such a way to get the player first familiar with the game, then lead them to make better and better decks, by the time you finish the single player progression - you have a deck ready to play online. And this is all possible to achieve day 1.
You get free boosters every day, but you don't rely on them to be able to play the game - you find upgrades to your deck in them - but you can play the game without them. From day 1. You don't have to wait a month to have a deck that can compete with any spenders. You aren't forced to play with objectively worse cards than the paying players.
And TCG Pocket has plenty of players come in - even though they have NEVER played Pokemon TCG in their life. Heck a lot of them don't even intend to play the game online, they just want to collect the cards and look at the pictures.
and what does Card Storm do? 30 minutes of single is your ONLY way to grow your account before playing online. It gives you the worst cards in the game and forces you to grind online with them. Against players that will have objectievely better cards - costing the same, with the same cooldowns - but doing more damage. Card Storm design is distugingly p2w and predatory. It's designed around the idea of the player being so tired of having bad cards they have to spend.
If we do not tell NK that this isn't what we want - they won't know there is a problem. If you sit there and wait for them to fix it, without telling them there is a problem - it's not being fixed, they assume you are a happy with what you have. This applies to every game, balance, bug, design decision