2012-06-15, 04:15 PM
Locked Wrote:If Jett is shit it's because Nexon let it be shit.
This job isn't that exciting. In fact, I don't know anyone who is excited for it (cue the fanboys). Why would they be excited? Like I said, all Jett did was have horrible timing because it blocked the good content many people were waiting for that is already established and almost guaranteed not to be shitty. Instead Nexon decided this would be the great time to release a class and given the timing of Dragon Warrior, the excitement and possible theories revolving this class are going to be very negative.
How do you know that it blocked content? Do you specifically know that Justice was originally planned to be June, but was pushed back to July because of Jett alone?
Eos Wrote:5.New Content and Events Are Planned Months In Advance
Everything has to be planned out on a massive calendar of what's intended to come up and what has to be done when in order for each next step to occur. It's no coincidence that a shiny new item will come out as gach only until you bleed for it, then be easily available in six months. They didn't decide on a whim that it was so loved everyone should have one; they planned from the beginning to get as much money for it up front before letting it go public. They're a business; that's what they do. They do not release content as surprises or on a whim, and most especially do not release fundamentally new things as compensation.
We don't know that they specifically planned to release it beforehand and just suddenly created Jett which required another month of work. Just because everyone you've talked to has negative opinions about Jett, does not mean that it is automatically shit. Im not saying that I really care if Jett is good or not, I want the Justice update just as bad as anyone else. But I do not believe that Nexon would purposly delay popular content just because they feel like it. I'd rather them spend more time ironing out the bugs and building up hype for new content then releasing a glitchy class/patch and having it stripped away for vast hours at a time through unscheduled server maintainences.