Dear CDPR, you guys are awesome. Thanks for this amazing game and this amazing patch that has brought a ton of interesting card combos and decks.
Please for the life of this game, do not take insults and whining personally from us players. We are not the game developers; we can only bring you feedback, but we suck even at that when we refuse to look at the bigger picture and only see it from our favorite deck's point of view. Indeed, we're very biased.
That doesn't mean we don't have anything good or productive to say. Sometimes we do. But YOU guys are the game developers. And you have proven in the past how amazing and artistic and passionate game developers you guys are. One only needs to read the history behind CDPR to agree with that.
So please, take our comments with a grain of salt. With a ton of salt, actually. Because we players do say stupid things all the time. We cry and whine when things don't go our way. And worst of all, we get SO attached to the old way of thinking in a game (or in any aspect, really) that we hate change. We cry something needs to be done about XYZ and then we whine our asses off when something is done about it. "Please change it, just not in that way."
As you can tell by that kind of tone and behavior, we are clearly not game developers, we clearly have not experienced the pressure, the patience, the strain, the fun, the misery, the extremely hard and dedicated work with being a game developer that is passionate about making good games.
You know what we gamers are good at? Fits of rage. In fact, that is not exclusive to us gamers. It's not even exclusive to the internet. It's an ancient old, uncivilized behavior often known as 'mob mentality' that comes upon us. We as humans love to hate. I mean, the Witcher books, the ones that inspired CDPR's most popular games, do a perfect job of showcasing what I'm saying here.
So keep that in mind when you read our nasty, sometimes passionate, sometimes inappropriate comments. We don't really mean all the mean things we say to you. We're just not quite there yet. We haven't learned to look at the bigger picture. Most of us have 9-5 jobs - or we're young and go to school - and we've never achieved anything beyond the norm of being consumers. It's not easy to understand how a developer thinks and acts, when we have never been one. It's not easy to put ourselves in your shoes when all we do is take, take, take, consume, consume, and consume.
Most of us will still love you after we've whined our butts off. Many of us sit in the shadows while the loud-mouths do all the talking/typing. Some of us even shake our heads and we try to defend our beloved game developer company, but it's not easy to go against the angry crowd. Many times it's considered unwise and dangerous. So we prefer to keep quiet.
CDPR, you guys rock. Thanks for doing this <3
