Addressing your Early Access Post-launch Feedback

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besmertn#3371 wrote:

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Serradyne#3129 wrote:

My "Early access" feedback would be, if I wanted to play d3/d4, I'd be playing them, please don't make "quality of life changes" to placate people. It's a slippery slope, next you'll be making respecs free, characters will be entirely malleable, there will be no definitive decision making or weight behind anything. If peoples issue is they can't play through your game fast enough, they won't enjoy it even if it does go quicker. If a game is fun(which I personally find it), then the amount of time I have to put into it, is not a relevant factor.

"Ease of access, accessibility, quality of life" When I see these buzzwords, and this design philosophy, I know my enjoyment of something is short lived.


Edit: I was being hyperbolic, and lazy, and not wanting to caveat a ton of different things. The point is the spirit/sentiment, not so much that I think, well if they add this stuff that gets more audience capture, because it's "easier", I'll quit playing. It's that inevitably all games that shift in this direction are not for me. I don't expect anyone to care(developers or otherwise) ;)

The point is that if you like to play the game with the stick in your ssa - it is your decision, but not all the players are like this, and when the developers provide the possibility to pull the stick out it is nice.
But you just could avoid using those updates, u may not use checkpoints if you do not want, and you may not pick up some 'explosions' of currency, it all is still is accessible