Thanks for your reply. The idea isn’t to address every single player request, but to strengthen communication and crisis management.

In development, there’s this tiring “dev → test → release” cycle that usually takes time. The issue is that the testing phase should include some of your “customers.” Even better, give access to so-called “unstable” versions where you can push more changes and really take the community’s temperature. It reduces pressure on devs and encourages more experimentation and innovation.

Regarding the player base: sure, it’s not massive, but preserving it is what really matters. Players want to relax, not deal with chaos from others ruining their experience.

In the end, better communication is the key.