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Hmmmm an interesting perspective. Food for thought. 

I guess it comes down to finding a balance between progress and meeting expectations.

I think unless an improvement in the code is necessary due to lack of support for the current version of the code, that perhaps one should simply leave well enough alone.

I guess one should seek a peak state and try to stay there.

I appreciate this discussion too. Not just interesting but important. 

In my opinion there needs to be critics as well as supporters and no one should ever be immune to criticism.

like I have stated, I am nowhere near an expert, so I could be doing it wrong, but new code is needed for everything you do. Every scene, the dialog, music or sfx. The coding gods laugh at me every time I forget a bracket, symbol, or even a space. 


You are correct about criticism being a good thing, if it is done properly. It can inspire change, or point out flaws that can be corrected. I am a breakfast cook, and I have received more ignorant criticism than correct criticism. I say this to make a point that it becomes hard to filter through to bs to find the good stuff. On the other end, it makes the real criticism so much better when you find it. 

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And what in your opinion is 'bs criticism'?

I have seen Devs delete any and all comments of a negative nature.

That, in my opinion, is completely foolish. All criticism has value as long as it comes from a place of honesty.

Do you want an echo chamber?

Trolling is, of course, to be ignored.

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Bs criticism is, as you said trolling, but also pointless statements like the game sucks. Ok, why do you believe it sucks? Is it the art, the story, the music? True criticism should provide enough information to point a direction for perspective.

Ok I agree with you there. Thanks for the clarification.