kay22626 wrote:....a little bit far fetched and excessive dont you think? They didnt ask for any donations, they didnt even ask for a monthly sub yet.
From reading their post it is evident that their plan was to ask for a monthly sub November, first, but they was not finish with their paper work.
kay22626 wrote:
Shouldnt we wait and see what they are going to do before making such groundless suppositions? Nobody will force you to sub if you wont be pleased for whatever reason.
Spider Web have held ownership of the game for some months now, more then enough to state their agenda and who they are to the community. They have not done such things, so they have left themselves open to such attacks. Other players should not be making excuses and reasons, the owner of the game should be doing so.
kay22626 wrote:
The reasons why Ryzom went down twice are highly debatable and everyone has his/her own opinions about that.
The reason why Ryzom has failed twice is evident, it was not profitable. The reasons why it was not profitable can be debated, but the evidence points to low subscription rates.
kay22626 wrote:
You say you want them fixed....how do you know they are not being fixed as we speak? /shrug
We do not know if Spider Web has a plan to make Ryzom a profitable game or not. That is the major issue of this thread is we do not know anything.
kay22626 wrote:
I do not follow and praise SW, I am waiting patiently for them to finish doing whatever it is they are doing, and come up with more info on the games future development.
What infomation has been released about the game so far? While besides the fact that the servers are back up and running, and that they was planning on the billing system to be up and running last week.
kay22626 wrote:
You claim you want to see Ryzom succeed....how exactly are all these negative posts going to help?
I am by far not a fan of Jayce (do not take it personally), but i do not see any of his posts being negative. He is asking questions that need to be asked; questions that we deserve answers to. As soon as people in the community have a better perspective of Spider Web, the sooner the game will start to thrive. People that are currently sitting on the fence will jump down and get into the game. People that have friends that are currently looking for a new game to play, will suggest ryzom, knowing that it has a future.
Bottom line is, Spider Web needs to start acting like a owner of a MMO. They need to learn that they can not do everything behind the curtains. They need to learn to share their ideas and plans. They need to learn that they have to get the community involved on the key issues. They have to learn that running a MMO is not a dictatorship.