>
>>We constantly fiddle with things here at Carrion Fields.
>>Whether you realize it or not, it's why you're here at all.
>>For years, lots of commercial games used a model of putting
>>out their best product on Day One, watching it sell many
>>copies, get good reviews, then gradually fade into obscurity
>>as people got bored of the same-old-same-old. More
>recently,
>>you see a lot of games which operate under the model we do:
>>releasing expansions, free downloads, and creating tools to
>>allow other people to generate even more.
>>
>
>The model you're using as an example is NOT the same model you
>use.
>
>We only need new content, not new features.

I could be smarmy and say Guess I'll stop working on those new classes/races/cabals. No new features...got it. I'll just keep going on for bug fixes & new areas.



>>We use change constantly because we've been up for over ten
>>years. Everyone would have departed in boredom a long time
>>ago if we were still using the same code and areas we used
>in
>>1994.
>
>Hi. We have no way of knowing if everyone would have
>departed, Nostradamus. Code and Areas are Features and
>Content. This is going to be a recurring theme in this flame.
> Because I genuinely think you don't get it.

And all you want is content? All you want is new areas? I find that amazingly hard to believe, but it's your opinion. And if that is all you want...then you don't get it. CF is an ever-evolving game of features and content. It always will be. This is not a stagnant environment.

So long, and thanks for all the fish!