This is what I mean when I say the things that Oasis does are completely absurd. No other game that I know that has versions with multiple languages has had their mods actively discourage people from looking at other versions. All other games I've seen really don't care.

It's bizarre.

Here's something to think about.

So last month when I was writing Dosu Case #4, I asked a few people about it for advice. One of my friends basically said that big companies like Oasis really don't give two craps about player opinion and really won't do much unless there's a huge PR outrage.

I think it's funny that anything that could remotely cause a PR outrage is immediately deleted, usually under the excuse of "inciting drama". I guess it says how much Oasis doesn't want player feedback to affect - or, well, fix - the game.

Deleting posts will not delete sentiments. The hallmark of a cruddy game is a dissatisfied playerbase. If you're not satisfying the users of your "Service", as the legalese like to call it, then what's the point? It's just a cruddy "Service" then. Like I said before, this game has potential to be interesting and really neat, but is clogged down by its staff and management. The simple fact is, you actually don't give a crap about your Public Relations just because you can delete stuff to prevent a mass uprising that would force you guys to take action. On the one hand you can write it off as laziness, but I don't think a lazy person would go through so much work to avoid doing work...

Daiske, I've tried to keep a positive opinion of you this entire time. It's been pretty difficult when you're just digging your own grave deeper. I'm still gonna try though. Now before you write me off as salty and delete my comment for "not being related to the events" – it is related. The handling of the events hints to this specific attitude towards players, and I'm trying to address that. You might delete this and just tell me to repost in the General section where it'll be "on topic", but then Jib will delete it for trying to entice drama. It's a clever scheme. Granted, I like Jib as well but it's still very frustrating.