Do you think devs act on your forum feedback?

[TheHidden01]

I've been spending a lot of time lurking on the PlanetSide Universe forums over the past year. Those folks put the "hard" in "hardcore" when it comes to communities that are both knowledgeable and passionate about their MMO of choice, and I encourage you to stop off for a visit if you're even the least bit curious about Sony Online Entertainment's upcoming PlanetSide 2 opus.

Aside from clan recruitment, much of the board focuses on game design discussion, and every other day there's a wall of text about some proposed PlanetSide 2 feature. And when I say wall of text, I don't mean a couple of paragraphs, I mean long, highly detailed musings on features that SOE developers may or may not be considering. PS2 creative director Matt Higby is a forum regular, and the level of fan dedication plus the developer appearances remind me of the beta boards on SOE's Star Wars Galaxies circa 2002, albeit on a smaller scale.

I'm curious as to how much of the fan feedback is used by the devs, though, and since I'll probably never know for sure I'm throwing that question up for discussion this morning. Are you a part of an active MMO board, and do you think the devs act on your feedback?

TH

[Wyxz]

Most of the time i just lurk forums.
But i think smart devs act at least to some degree because their income depends on how much they satisfy their customers.

[General Yoghurt]

Not really. I just go through forums and derp threads. (Ofc not threads that actually are serious with good feedback and etc).

Devs should at least check what people are suggestion. But be careful with it as there are retards who just makes idea to please themself and not for the whole game. (probably what Wyxz said)

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