I wondered if polling some things causes them to take too long to implement them than you guys would like? I wonder if you guys see a poll passing by 90% whithin the first week, do you guys already start on developing the functionality?
1 big pro to giving you mods the full responsibilty to usability tweaks and displaying information, is that these fixes get out in the game faster.
I feel like with a poll being ran for a few weeks, that this might delay the development of some of these fixes?
If the poll to lower it down to 70% passes, I'd hope we get a repoll on some of the things that recently failed with 70%+ (example; Raids armours,JAD 2 etc..)
The 75% supermajority should stay, otherwise it would split the community too much on updates. Only thing I would like is to hide the results until the poll is closed.
I am
strongly
against lowering the threshold for passing. I know lots of people want to see updates, but I think unless there is MASSIVE super majority support (i.e. 75%), we shouldn't make changes to the game.
My perspective is: lots of people enjoy playing the game the way it is now. If people care enough to vote against something they must not want it in the game. If 25% of the active voters feel that way, that update will have a significant detrimental effect and should not happen.
TL;DR
the current polling system works fine. Don't change it.
Memberr
said
:
Would something like skipping monkey madness experience be considered a pure only question?
Seems like that would affect other players, extensively. As well, just because a player isn't a pure, or iron
today
, doesn't mean they won't be making one
tomorrow
...and then, because they were excluded from a poll, an update that they would
not
want, passes, so when they want to play as one, that experience is ruined?
Besides, ofc, the fact that because of the extensively interconnected nature of a
massively multi-player
game, there really
isn't
any update that is "truly exclusively a change to only that community". That's a load of used hay there, fresh from the south end of a northbound mule.
Tbh, just about every topic raised on that page would be a definite no from me. If anything, I'd rather see the pass threshold
raised
, not lowered...concealing the tally would be useless, since as stated, they
wouldn't be blocking
3rd party sites/clients from having that knowledge, giving those
yet another advantage
...
...changing votes midstream
might
be the only thing in there mildly acceptable, since too often the questions are quite vague, and only cleared up
mid
vote...but even
that
would be unnecessary, if only the wording was just gone over thoroughly, and done more clearly to
start
with...
...and sorry, the track record of non-polled changes (a year to fix 6hr afk?!?...longer to fix dspear?!?!, and
how long
did it take to see through the OSB farm-plugin lie and even
poll it !?!?
) is...spotty, at best...doesn't produce a lot of confidence in dev interpretation of "usability tweaks and information displaying features".
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