Feraele wrote...
..... far as I know there is a logical and reasonable way to proceed without demanding..CEOs get involved and other such comical things that have been posted in the past on this forum.
Given that quite a lot of CEOs and high ranking executives of other software houses have absolutely no problems getting involved, I wouldn't say why you would think it's "comical". The CEO of a company is not some sort of heavenly creature that shouldn't mix himself with the mere mortals.
Those that worked to keep this forum all riled up should not be given credit for anything except getting some threads locked tight. Thats about the size of that.
That's, luckily, not for you to decide.
And some are never satisfied ..no matter what info is given ..they want more. Its just ridiculously out of proportion when you think about the dlc itself being five bucks and tiny in comparison to the huge uproar thats been constant on this forum since some weeks.
There will always be haters. BUT most of the people causing an "huge uproar" aren't haters. They were fans disgruntled by lack of professionalism and communication. If that's adressed by a reasonable and informative communication channel, those will settle, leaving the haters alone to rave in their niche, mocked by the vast majority of the community.
It has continued unabated...and needs to take a chill pill. They are doing what they can, have changed some things on how they provide info, changed some testing methods...I just hope this isn't going to be an ongoing thing where every time a dlc or expansion is issued they have to put up with more of the same malarky.
Sorry, by on the communication field they have done, so far, a LOT less than they could. Hopefully Victor's action changed that and we'll see the results over the next few days.
If the communication protocol has really been changed, then in the case of new problems, the same "malarky" won't happen again. Simple as that.
But one thing is for sure, trying to feed disgruntled customers that developers that failed to deliver multiple times are entitled to absolute silence is a quite damaging attitude, expecially if developers happen to pick up on that (and luckily from what Victor said, they didn't), not to mention, all it attains is enraging the disgruntled customers more.
When someone is rightfully asking for information, telling him to shut up is only going to meet the opposite result.