Thankyou for apologizing for the server problems.
Thankyou for fixing the dungeon finder system.
Thankyou for acknowledging the loss of token dungeon runs by awarding extra dungeon reset items.
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They haven’t quite fixed it entirely but they have made progress.
Also your a little ray of sunshine not complaining about expiry dates. I Approve.
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If ToS was a country and imc were the leaders:
Thankyou for apologizing for the lead in water issues.
Thankyou for fixing the broken roads and infrastructure.
Thankyou for acknowledging the poor quality of life by awarding a small tax break.
DISCLAIMER: This is mostly tongue in cheek satire, feel free to feel as offended or not as you wish. I just find it amusing that people are thankful for basic mmo functionality, even if this is a ‘beta’ as some people keep arguing lol.
EDIT:
This was inspired by an anology that Yoshi-P of FFXIV made:
He urged that proper planning is of key importance for an MMO, especially in consideration of long-term updates to the game. “Running an MMO is like running a country,” Yoshida said. “Dissatisfied players will leave.”
However, he said, as long as players are complaining, they still care. The trick is to learn to listen and adapt based off of those complaints. He also said it was important for creators to play their own games. Returning to the country analogy: “If the leaders don’t live there, why would their subjects?”
Wrapping up, Yoshida said that Square Enix itself has learned many lessons from the struggle with Final Fantasy 14. While the initial game was a massive failure, it was an important opportunity for the publisher to reassess its methods and grow. And this is just the start.
You mean well with your polls and stuff, but you have such a negative outlook. Cheer up.
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