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10-02-2019, 09:54 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:08 AM by Fearless Community.
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My current opinion as it stands is that:
1) We need a strong and active leadership who can lead the dev and admin teams - this is key in order to progress in any way, and I think that we're lacking it more than ever.
2) More transparency should be considered with the community. I personally feel like community input is the best way to gauge what is best to happen for the community - I've certainly learned a lot and considered many new viewpoints since reading the many threads that we've had. Community meetings, regular discussions, and stuff like that would be brilliant.
I'd also personally find it beneficial to see what players want with certain updates I'd like to work on, as at the end of the day, the player is the end user, and so within reason, player suggestions and input is key.
3) Admin policing does definitely need to be looked at, judging by people's comments. It's certainly a stressful job, and people don't help if they aren't descriptive, but the servers have all too often become a shitfest even with admins on - I've seen it myself.
1) We need a strong and active leadership who can lead the dev and admin teams - this is key in order to progress in any way, and I think that we're lacking it more than ever.
2) More transparency should be considered with the community. I personally feel like community input is the best way to gauge what is best to happen for the community - I've certainly learned a lot and considered many new viewpoints since reading the many threads that we've had. Community meetings, regular discussions, and stuff like that would be brilliant.
I'd also personally find it beneficial to see what players want with certain updates I'd like to work on, as at the end of the day, the player is the end user, and so within reason, player suggestions and input is key.
3) Admin policing does definitely need to be looked at, judging by people's comments. It's certainly a stressful job, and people don't help if they aren't descriptive, but the servers have all too often become a shitfest even with admins on - I've seen it myself.