Dear Mr/Mrs/Ms developer,
I'm Garth Grey and I'm a UO customer of yours. I was having a conversation in general chat and I found myself using a phrase I have used quite a lot lately. I said "that will never happen because our devs don't actually play uo". What did I mean by that ? I meant, something like that will only happen when the people who work on our great game actually play it too. I'm sorry but I simply don't feel like that's what happens. I honestly feel like you guys/gals do this or that for UO, and then go and play WoW or something else in your off time.
Why do I feel that way, you ask ? I"m currently working the Compassion virtue, as i've mentioned in another thread. It's such a pain to endure and anyone that actually worked it in game would know this, and would fix it. But it goes untouched. Another thread is talking about the VvV gump being too large and annoying. This was noticed the day it was launched, and it was complained about, and it went untouched. A dev that actually plays would have had a cow the first time that huge gump popped up and blocked almost the entire screen. I used to love fishing, and loved doing the fishing quests. New docks were finally built in the cities that didn't have them, and you didn't make those towns part of the quests. If you actually played this game with the rest of us, there's no way you would have missed not adding those towns to the group.
I could fill this page with examples of this, but I won't. Anyone that wants to add to it can. I don't mean for this to be a bash the dev-fest. My point is, when I play this game, I should know always, that the people working on it are actually playing it too. But I don't feel that way. I don't expect any type of developer response, but if you do decide to , tell me, tell me that yes, you DO play this game, and here's why some things don't get fixed right away, or here's why we didn't do that, I'll even buy the "damn man we're human, give us a break" response, but I really don't think that's it.
Is it ridiculous for me to think this way ? Someone tell me honestly that I"m asking too much and I'll sulk for a little while, then I"ll shut up about it.
Sincerely,
I'm Garth Grey and I'm a UO customer of yours. I was having a conversation in general chat and I found myself using a phrase I have used quite a lot lately. I said "that will never happen because our devs don't actually play uo". What did I mean by that ? I meant, something like that will only happen when the people who work on our great game actually play it too. I'm sorry but I simply don't feel like that's what happens. I honestly feel like you guys/gals do this or that for UO, and then go and play WoW or something else in your off time.
Why do I feel that way, you ask ? I"m currently working the Compassion virtue, as i've mentioned in another thread. It's such a pain to endure and anyone that actually worked it in game would know this, and would fix it. But it goes untouched. Another thread is talking about the VvV gump being too large and annoying. This was noticed the day it was launched, and it was complained about, and it went untouched. A dev that actually plays would have had a cow the first time that huge gump popped up and blocked almost the entire screen. I used to love fishing, and loved doing the fishing quests. New docks were finally built in the cities that didn't have them, and you didn't make those towns part of the quests. If you actually played this game with the rest of us, there's no way you would have missed not adding those towns to the group.
I could fill this page with examples of this, but I won't. Anyone that wants to add to it can. I don't mean for this to be a bash the dev-fest. My point is, when I play this game, I should know always, that the people working on it are actually playing it too. But I don't feel that way. I don't expect any type of developer response, but if you do decide to , tell me, tell me that yes, you DO play this game, and here's why some things don't get fixed right away, or here's why we didn't do that, I'll even buy the "damn man we're human, give us a break" response, but I really don't think that's it.
Is it ridiculous for me to think this way ? Someone tell me honestly that I"m asking too much and I'll sulk for a little while, then I"ll shut up about it.
Sincerely,