Not sure if it effects dev time . I will say this . The best most successful mmo's out there try to limit moderation and keep people talking about the game . People unsub when they loose their line of communication . An since this game has no cross faction chat or merged zones that allow open chat , many come to the forums to do it .

A wise man said Fish only thrive where the water is a little merky . In other words over look some things and people will flourish together . Too many rules makes people want to leave for more comfortable space .

There's no doubt the games population has taken hits since launch . Being pro active instead of prohibiting is the logical choice for customer service . The people that stayed here over looked a lot of flaws with the game and ZOS . Perhaps they should return some in kind ?

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Not sure if it effects dev time . I will say this . The best most successful mmo's out there try to limit moderation and keep people talking about the game . People unsub when they loose their line of communication . An since this game has no cross faction chat or merged zones that allow open chat , many come to the forums to do it .

A wise man said Fish only thrive where the water is a little merky . In other words over look some things and people will flourish together . Too many rules makes people want to leave for more comfortable space .

There's no doubt the games population has taken hits since launch . Being pro active instead of prohibiting is the logical choice for customer service . The people that stayed here over looked a lot of flaws with the game and ZOS . Perhaps they should return some in kind ?

Troof!! and they would get far less hate mail on the forums if they fixed the in-game issues. In-game is where they needed to dump more money into, not the forums. Maybe they have allocated more resources to in-game issues as well, only time will tell, but I have no delusions of grandeur based on their behavior so far.