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With every update to #thelongdark, I really ask myself of the relative cost/benefit to having a more "hardcore" contingent to a player community, in our case, Interloper players.
Weird, this post is being really misinterpreted.
I love Interloper, and its players. I put it in the game, remember?
It's just that it's not always possible to make every system or piece of content work for it, b/c of its unique constraints.
But the players are very...vocal.
I love Interloper, and its players. I put it in the game, remember?
It's just that it's not always possible to make every system or piece of content work for it, b/c of its unique constraints.
But the players are very...vocal.
This is the challenge of having a very hardcore sub-community within your player community, that represents a relatively small % of players, but a relatively high % of feedback/commentary/reactions.
It's not unique to TLD -- other games have this challenge too.
It's interesting
It's not unique to TLD -- other games have this challenge too.
It's interesting
I didn't say anything bad about Interloper, its players, I didn't say I would remove it, and I didn't "talk shit" about anyone. Calm down!
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