Quite often, users find themselves wanting xyz suggestion being implemented because they think it's a good idea and it has garnered support from the community. It is important to understand that those two factors do not guarantee implementation.
Below is a simple quote from Catch22 to help you better understand the decision-making process with ideas that have been sent up the chain.
Originally posted by Catch22
There are often a number of factors that go into whether we implement a suggestion or not and ultimately it comes down to the following:
1) Will it improve the user experience with the game
2) Is there a business reason for implementing the suggestion
3) Does the cost of devoting the coding time to implementing the suggestion make sense
All three of those things must be yes answers for us to even consider implementing a suggestion and then we have the final determining factor in question #4.
4) Do the developers feel the suggestion works with their vision of the game
Below is a simple quote from Catch22 to help you better understand the decision-making process with ideas that have been sent up the chain.
Originally posted by Catch22
There are often a number of factors that go into whether we implement a suggestion or not and ultimately it comes down to the following:
1) Will it improve the user experience with the game
2) Is there a business reason for implementing the suggestion
3) Does the cost of devoting the coding time to implementing the suggestion make sense
All three of those things must be yes answers for us to even consider implementing a suggestion and then we have the final determining factor in question #4.
4) Do the developers feel the suggestion works with their vision of the game
Edited by Catch22 on May 24, 2013 09:11:52
Edited by InRomoWeTrust on May 24, 2013 07:00:02
