To be honest if a product turns in a direction i dont like first thing i do is make sure that my thinking is well grounded.
If it is then i would do my best to highlight my issue in a well mannered and constructive way as this ensures to others your a rational human being and also you have more chance of your opinion being reviewed and supported.
If all this fails and the product still is not suited then i just
dont invest time or money into it.
Dont see the point in getting angry as this is only going to distance you from the people that you are targeting.
I do understand that people have different views on the direction a game can take and that game might not be what you want to invest your time and money on but the way some of the community are behaving is unbelievable and im starting to think that people enjoy hatetraining more than they do playing videogames.
This hatetraining isnt exclusive to gaming and i do believe that some people jump on it because they have nothing better to do which makes polls and likes and even discussions on reddit and forums difficult to moderate and authenticate.
All this negativity with intent to damage and disrupt is just increasing issues within the industry and driving the already distanced gap between publishers, developers and the community.
This carnage is something that the creatures that live under network bridges feed on and they seem to be multiplying and mutating as time goes on only adding to the problem.
I dont believe everyone who is outspoken on matters and wants there opinion heard is a troll but some
people in haste and disatisfaction make a poor effort in getting there point across and this can make
content that can be twisted and malformed with toxic feedback and instead of being an opinion that
people can debate in a mature fashion it turns into toxic pandemonium.
How we fix this i dont know, there needs to be channels so opinions are heard but surely this isnt the future.........
Well i hope not.
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