2010-09-25, 10:32 PM
Fumni Wrote:This shows the fundamental flaw in Nexon's overall thinking and strategy. They will permit opinions, except if those opinions dissent from their status quo. What Nexon refuses to understand is that no one starts playing their products with any preconceived notions that this company is "evil" "corrupt" or "incompetent." Those notions get created from a prolong period of interaction (or lack thereof) with Nexon.
No one would go on these said "crusades" against Nexon if Nexon didn't allow the conditions for something like that to happen in the first place. Most people who try to lobby Nexon with what Nexon deems as an alleged "crusade" are people who deeply care about the virtual community and see something wrong with it that can be easily fixed or at least addressed, only to fall on deaf ears from the Powers That Be. These "crusades" are the community's last attempt to negotiate with an entity that simply wishes to ignore the problem and let it get worse.
Fear, uncertainty and doubt wouldn't exist either if Nexon would clearly address the problems in a normal language, without the use of legalese, public relations speak, or other forms of vagueness that is designed to say something without actually saying something.
Nexon needs to understand that they have a pretty solid product, and the players for the most part are willing to cooperate with down time and bugs, if it is for the greater good of the community.
Best post in this entire topic. I completely agree.