Friday Update Information - March 17, 2012

[major_setback]

There are several types of people who come here.

There are those who only look for information on the sim, and never feel the need to make a comment, or to be a part of 'the community'. This is a very much larger group than the developing team realizes.

There are those who are very vocal about the sims inadequacies, but will always remain dedicated fans and await coming improvements either with hope or despair.

There are also a number of people that will always be very vocal and very unhappy with how things are going regarding the sims development and will ceaselessly complain about it's faults.

There also exists a large group of players who would never find any interest in any of the related forums.

I hope the development team and their representatives don't ever fall into the trap of judging the entire CoD audience on the basis of the opinions of one or two of these groups.

[Taxman]

Yep, and I am in the first paragraph type. I don't want to spend my time giving my opion and be attacked because of what ever, like not having posted enough times. it has happened. I have been a fan of combat flight sime for a very long time going back to SWOTL by Lucas Arts back in the early 90,s, and you know what the make up of the fourms has not changed in all those years.

Now when I do post it is for very specific problem that I may have and have not beable to find the answer after reading the fourms. OK rant done"Quote from Major Set Back [400181]There are several types of people who come here.

There are those who only look for information on the sim, and never feel the need to make a comment, or to be a part of 'the community'. This is a very much larger group than the developing team realizes.

There are those who are very vocal about the sims inadequacies, but will always remain dedicated fans and await coming improvements either with hope or despair.

There are also a number of people that will always be very vocal and very unhappy with how things are going regarding the sims development and will ceaselessly complain about it's faults.

There also exists a large group of players who would never find any interest in any of the related forums."

I hope the development team and their representatives don't ever fall into the trap of judging the entire CoD audience on the basis of the opinions of one or two of these groups.[/QUOTE]

[mungee]

Originally Posted by Taxman

I hope the development team and their representatives don't ever fall into the trap of judging the entire CoD audience on the basis of the opinions of one or two of these groups.

[/QUOTE]

Add me to that list!!

Unfortunately, as in life, the negative types are generally the more vocal.

[theOden]

You really need a "Gordon Ramsey" to sweep your office.
Seriously.
Good Luck.

[klem]

Originally Posted by major_setback

There are several types of people who come here.

There are those who only look for information on the sim, and never feel the need to make a comment, or to be a part of 'the community'. This is a very much larger group than the developing team realizes.

There are those who are very vocal about the sims inadequacies, but will always remain dedicated fans and await coming improvements either with hope or despair.

There are also a number of people that will always be very vocal and very unhappy with how things are going regarding the sims development and will ceaselessly complain about it's faults.

There also exists a large group of players who would never find any interest in any of the related forums.

I hope the development team and their representatives don't ever fall into the trap of judging the entire CoD audience on the basis of the opinions of one or two of these groups.

You missed one, a combination of the best of 1 and 2:-

There are those who regularly look for information on the sim, sometimes feel the need to make a comment on its content and often in its defence, are a part of 'the community' and will remain dedicated fans and await coming improvements with hope. This may be a very much larger group than the developing team realizes.