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Originally Posted by 1998 Yankees
You missed the point of my post, dsvitak. I complimented them on their tolerance for allowing the discussion of competition. Presumptuous as it may be, I am trying to give them some business advice.
My point is that these forums need a shot in the arm and nothing does that better than a post from one of them, I have noticed. In my opinion, they need to do it more consistently to ensure that they stay in contact with the community and hold onto public interest, particularly the noobs.
Up until now, I have cared about OOTP to the extent where I have made extra efforts to take up what I perceive to be the slack. I have bookmarked the Wolverine Studios page, however.
Now, my defection and absence due to faltering interest in OOTP would hardly be noticed. But the team has to wonder how many others there are out here that may be feeling the same way as me and who don't take the time to talk about the possibility of leaving like I have done.
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I agree completely on communicating with your customer base. That is one thing Wolverine does an excellent job with. Frankly due to that I plan on buying anything they put out. The customer service over here is less than stellar and for that reason I have not bought some recent editions.
I know everyone likes to say they have more important things to do with their time but coming on for 30 minutes won't delay the release and will likely really help the product by actually interacting.