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Originally Posted by thesmoothcriminal
I think a good developer listens to all criticism if she/he takes pride in their work and encourages it.
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There. I fixed your post.
It's not a fact, you don't really need to post it as one. It's a lovely opinion, but when you actually get criticism for your own online game from its players, feel free to let me know if you still have that same opinion.
When you get "criticism" like "Your game sucks, this is how I think you should fix it..." or "you should make the game free, that would get more people playing it!" or any of the thousands of unreasonable and completely idiotic suggestions and demands that you'd receive for the game, then you can tell me that everyone's voice should be heard.
There's a huge difference between
constructive criticism, and ramblings of amateurs. Just because someone offers criticism it doesn't mean it should be taken, either.
Quite frankly, I'd like to see you in Unixmad's shoes, reading criticism from a kid who has no experience in working in online gaming, hasn't even held a job, has never really developed anything.... and then have you actually take him seriously.
I like how you quoted my post as "crap" though. It shows you have a really good grasp on accepting people's opinions.