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One big problem is the 'mixed concerns', they didn't do well there it seems because there's only 1 boycott group with a few of the main concerns and 2 leaders, 2 people isn't enough to gather info on all the impressions people have,
But they did do something yea. Hopefully Valve realises they're doing it wrong.
L4d needed matchmaking, guns, character skins & maps a long time ago, it couldn't have been hard to make those alongside l4d2.. hell, the community could have, given the right tools. All you'd need is a Valve person to say if the content is good enough.
I think the reason Walking_Target and Agent of Chaos have taken a break is because we've put so much ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ pressure on them. Read through your last post and tell me that doesn't pressure the hell out of them?
"You didn't fix that." "A good leader doesn't..."
We put way too much ♥♥♥♥ on their plate, so now they're going to take a break while the group sorts itself out. They've managed a hell of a lot of things, they made such a huge footprint that Valve had them flown to meet with them face to face to discuss their concerns...OUR concerns.
So let's wait this out, and see what happens and try to keep the flaming to a minimum.
You are not serious, are you?