Bannerlord Discussion Thread

[Terath]

You have read my post incorrectly, Woody. I'm not saying "if you've thought of it, we have too" to player ideas and wishes. I'm saying that for things that we wish to avoid in general. They are two separate lists.
I'm not against players submitting their wishes or ideas. I would be okay with feature request-esque board dedicated to that, just to keep it contained.

 

Just to clarify how I see it.

Note: Do not suggest to me what should be on the avoid list. Suggestions will likely be highly opinionated and I don't want to deal with reading through them. If you thought of it, we probably have too. It's not that your suggestion would be inherently wrong, I just don't want to deal with it.

My post was looking at the bigger picture. This "avoid list" at least to me is things in Ni currently you want to do differently or not do at all. That right?

A feature request can either replace something or add something as I'm sure everyone understands. Feature requests encompass the avoids aswell tho. It can be a feature to takeaway a mechanic like randomness or whatever. A lot less of them to take away then add but It's still somthing people can talk about given Ni has so much.

For example I don't think we need 16 heroes. I'll expanded on that alot more if you make that thread but what I'm point out is the "avoid" can have full topics and discussions from the community not just a group of 10 people or so. It's possible someone maybe able to change my mind on things and the same could be said with the dev team. 

Right now with the words " I just don't want to deal with it." It sounds like you have cut off communication before it's even started. That's why I posted.

I don't want to deal with people trying to add stuff to the developer suggestions. The player suggestions I am more than happy to deal with. The reason why we have "probably thought of it already" is because the developer suggestions are broad stroke, which means that most suggestions added to it fall under another suggestion. Also, because it was generally just a poor choice of words.

We can't plan for what we don't have, hence why we keep it broad. This is why it is important to keep the two lists (developer opinions and player opinions) separate: because both are just as important. I don't see why the two lists have to be the same, because comparing the two and producing something based off of that is just a way to keep it more organized. I do not see why this had to be an argument.