Make the game sustainable

[Harmony]

As a promoter of this game it hurts me to see players especially new or returning players uninstalled the game because of game issues, I appreciate everyone promoting this game but it's not in the best interest of the game if the game has issues and discourages others, new players look for development, popular playerbase, very little bugs, outside news and sources, and a game that is not to grindy or hard to play.

Now se has some of these things but my point is the problem with this game isn't getting new players in it but getting them to keep playing it, first impressions are everything if they uninstalled the first time what makes you think they would come back

[cargoth]

we need statistics to see how many new accounts stop playing after a short time.
ive actually met and recruited 3 returning players and they are enjoying the game very much.
but we definitely need a bigger sample to see if its really a problem

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[Spartan]

The board, as far as i know, have many resources focused on polishing campaing, bug fixing and packages for newcomers.
When these changes are implemented the game should keep much more newcomers than now and promotion would be much more worth the effort.

My opinion, for all that is worth, is patience. Better days are coming, they just need more time to come to being.

[Fristar]

The board, as far as i know, have many resources focused on polishing campaing, bug fixing and packages for newcomers.
When these changes are implemented the game should keep much more newcomers than now and promotion would be much more worth the effort.

My opinion, for all that is worth, is patience. Better days are coming, they just need more time to come to being.

Nice to say spartan. But we have been playing for years and are still waiting. LL2 has been a year now since Ll1.
Changes will come after game dies.
They have no money to pay more staff to do anything.

[qwertzy]

I wish you are wrong,but...i dont think its just money.Its many other things.

[a player]

Nice to say spartan. But we have been playing for years and are still waiting. LL2 has been a year now since Ll1.
Changes will come after game dies.
They have no money to pay more staff to do anything.

The first few statements are accurately expressed facts and opinions, but the next ones crossed over into cynical, unsubstantiated negativism. How about allowing the new board a little time, despite having waited previously?

I prefer to watch a phoenix rise from the ashes rather than gloating that I knew it was going to die. How about you?

[Spartan]

Nice to say spartan. But we have been playing for years and are still waiting. LL2 has been a year now since Ll1.
Changes will come after game dies.
They have no money to pay more staff to do anything.

If we were having this conversation before new board took place, i would agree with you. Now some factors are different so, by definition, different results are expected.
I could not dare to predict what those results will be because i dont have enough info to make an accurate prediction. So i choose to be open minded, optimistic and having fun by playing the game.

[Demnchi]

The board, as far as i know, have many resources focused on polishing campaing, bug fixing and packages for newcomers.

Yep, that is the case. Campaign is essentially where new players will likely start. Thus we want it to be a positive experience for them. Fixing the bugs is for everyone who enjoys Campaign and for any future releases for it to be enjoyed as well. The new player packages should help new players have a stronger start and encourage exploration of the game with what they obtain from it. Thus they should be more inclined to stay and explore the game which should have several positive knock-on effects for everyone, new or old.