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Match up is pretty much zero based on the poll.
You're right, improving things is always a bad idea. They should stay the same way forever. Addressing problems or issues that come up is terrible for making things more fun, accessible, and open. Choice is wrong! FREEDOM IS SLAVERY! WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN AT WAR WITH NESKIND!
No, the 80% that offer no creative input whatsoever, no matter how pathetically little time it would take them to do so when asked how to solve the very sorts of problems they constantly whine about, however obtusely.
Right, because now is July...
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1) Yes my focus is very limited thank you for clarifying my outspoken apathy.
2) I stand corrected.
3) I never said progress was bad, only that progress is subjective. For example you and many people spent a lot of time trying to create fancy new maps that I don't care about because I don't have the imaging programs capable of using them properly. To me it was just a waste of time, to you it was time well spent. We don't necessarily need a collective discussion on how to progress, just let individuals keep doing what they're doing and things will change on their own. Invisible hand and all that jazz.
4) The 80% do offer creative input by playing and modding NESes. By playing in an NES it gives the message that that ruleset and background is acceptable and fun, while the NESes that are bad die from lack of involvement. I have never really posted in any of the threads asking for collective development, but I still craft NESes and play in them and by doing so add to the creative progress.
5) People will complain in the best of times, not to say this is the best of times. And I never said anything about July, 18 NESes have been posted in since August 2nd and 8 of those were posted in today. [5 days is hardly enough time to consider an NES inactive]