davenb wrote: » I dont understand what you mean they cant afford it
davenb wrote: » spare me the its not a game its a test argument
davenb wrote: » What a silly person you are
davenb wrote: » "To be honest, this is *why* I get in to discussions/debates with people here." You quite literally argue just to argue, which I don't even mind but at least bring up an actual point to what I said and not this "Its not for you to enjoy nonsense". Otherwise Good Luck on the next Post
Groggie wrote: » I am 100% behind delaying if the Econ changes are not in. I agree with that fully, because that is a huge deal. Im not saying "dont delay, release garbage" either. However, consider that this "launch" of "P3" is really just "Fresh servers" and "New Alpha testing Build". Alpha testing is not a theme park, its a construction site. Right now, it IS about breaking things, stress testing systems, and giving real feedback while its still early enough to matter. If we wait for it to be "fun" then really, we are just polishing the floors while the roof's still leaking.Delays = less data. Less data = more delays and worse game. Every test phase gives Intrepid valuable info, not just buggy stuffs, but player behaviour, balance, econ, etc etc. Pushing back testing because some people are bummed or upset about "its not fun enough" makes no sense from a game development perspective.Real Testers are WAY better than Hype Tourists. Asking Intrepid to delay to bring in more "hyped" players only really then brings in waves of people who dip out the second things are not shiny and perfect. I'd rather Intrepid keep moving the train forward with dedicated testers who actually understand what an alpha test pre-release build is supposed to be. Intrepid, and this game, needs people to log in when its messy and broken and "not fun", when gear is scarce, when things dont work, when crafting is janky. This is when the best dev work happens, and when the data flows like spice.... And they dont need 10,000 testers, most of whom are here to "have fun" and start whining when things break (which they do, in alpha, and beta testing) I understand what you are trying to ask for. I just think you are approaching it too much from the position of a Hype Tourist and not enough from a Real Tester.
davenb wrote: » Yea no, you argue to argue, you dont even care for the context nor do you care for what Is even stated so again bring up an actual point or leave it at that.
Lark Wyll wrote: » Prepare for more wipes. They are inevitable as they'll need players to go back through all of the funnels for systems they haven't built out (nearly all of them). A3 won't have the character permanence players are expecting.