The silence is deafening

If I did this at my company and release a major piece of software and then just go AFK for a month I would definitely get in trouble.

We have a no release policy during the holidays for a reason :)
R.I.P. my beloved P.o.E.
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EffKayZA#1861 wrote:
-1 OP.

All the whiners on here need some perspective.
This is a GAME. A game.
It's not a service that is crucial to the health and safety of other people.

It's not a central service with broad-reaching financial impact.

It's not a thing where people's lives are at stake.

It's not. Simply not.
Doesn't matter that most people on here have paid $30 or whatever.
The importance of the product or rather lack thereof does not justify 24/7/364 23:59:59.99999999 support shift schedules.

The makers of the game are entitled to have their holidays as I am having now from my very stressful job.
I for one hope GGG had a good break and they can hit the ground running and fix some of the things.

And that all I'm entitled to despite paying the price of admission like everyone else.


Of course it is, that's exactly what it is. Not for the players, obviously, but for the creators. If you treat your job as a joke that you can leave for few weeks just like that because 'holidays', then I hope you're not a therapist, lawyer, or developer of a product that recently released.
I understand the EA and alike .... but

"This is extremely polished for a beta product."

You sir made my day.
Anything that feel polish is legacy of PoE 1 and everything new is sloppy as it can be.
Slow in, slow out cuz I'm just a player.
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Shadov1#6836 wrote:
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EffKayZA#1861 wrote:
-1 OP.

All the whiners on here need some perspective.
This is a GAME. A game.
It's not a service that is crucial to the health and safety of other people.

It's not a central service with broad-reaching financial impact.

It's not a thing where people's lives are at stake.

It's not. Simply not.
Doesn't matter that most people on here have paid $30 or whatever.
The importance of the product or rather lack thereof does not justify 24/7/364 23:59:59.99999999 support shift schedules.

The makers of the game are entitled to have their holidays as I am having now from my very stressful job.
I for one hope GGG had a good break and they can hit the ground running and fix some of the things.

And that all I'm entitled to despite paying the price of admission like everyone else.


Of course it is, that's exactly what it is. Not for the players, obviously, but for the creators. If you treat your job as a joke that you can leave for few weeks just like that because 'holidays', then I hope you're not a therapist, lawyer, or developer of a product that recently released.


Whats the problem of taking a break and dont play the game for a couple of days or weeks and come back later?
So you are just telling everyone you are so addicted to this game that you need a response and fixes right now.
Path of Exile is still a game and im sure its possible for everyone to wait a few days or weeks, just because no one existence is in danger.
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I understand the EA and alike .... but

"This is extremely polished for a beta product."

You sir made my day.
Anything that feel polish is legacy of PoE 1 and everything new is sloppy as it can be.


You clearly haven't played many real early access games.

Your attitude is pretty clear, you should stick to 100% finished and released products from now on.
Honestly i doubt people 'defending' GGG are not paid employees.
What's there to defend?
It's funny they also use an excuse to empathize with gigantic corporation's employees..
What's next, should i be sorry for Jeff Bezos being bald or something?
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You fixed one exploit,

It still works
The product works. You can play all the way to 100. D3 beta was fifteen levels of content.
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Shadov1#6836 wrote:


Of course it is, that's exactly what it is. Not for the players, obviously, but for the creators. If you treat your job as a joke that you can leave for few weeks just like that because 'holidays', then I hope you're not a therapist, lawyer, or developer of a product that recently released.


Therapists and Lawyers operate in realms where their jobs affect the health and lives of their clients.

Very few Software Devs have those kinds of responsibility.
Maybe if it's software for a banking system.
Maybe if it's software for a mission critical system like Airport traffic control.
Maybe then the company providing that software will have teams on standby to achieve 99.99999% uptime because these are mission critical and lives can be lost.

You mean to say that a GAME is mission critical to require 99.99999% uptime?

Seriously?

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The product works. You can play all the way to 100. D3 beta was fifteen levels of content.


Lol, I almost forgot about that.
It was a pretty great 15 levels, though. For all folks crap on D3 nowadays, at the time it was great (filled with loads of problems during beta, sure, but it was still like "holy crap it's Diablo 3 finally!!!")

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