>Sure but games are entertainment, not software, if we're being pedantic.
>You can't really map b2b enterprise software tropes onto b2c entertainment products, as ActiBlizz would discover.
you appear to be another person who decided to stop reading my comment before reaching the last paragraph.
its only 3 sentences long, so i cant really condense it much more, but here is a copy/paste from another comment i made that is formatted extremely clearly for my two points:
"[...] sometimes users want something. that something might be a feature request, or it might be a feature removal. [...]
a) ignoring your users requests can sometimes be a bad choice.
b) you might not necessarily understand every underlying problem that every user has. worse, you might think you understand the problem when you dont."
>You can't really map b2b enterprise software tropes onto b2c entertainment products, as ActiBlizz would discover.
you appear to be another person who decided to stop reading my comment before reaching the last paragraph.
its only 3 sentences long, so i cant really condense it much more, but here is a copy/paste from another comment i made that is formatted extremely clearly for my two points:
"[...] sometimes users want something. that something might be a feature request, or it might be a feature removal. [...]
a) ignoring your users requests can sometimes be a bad choice.
b) you might not necessarily understand every underlying problem that every user has. worse, you might think you understand the problem when you dont."