I just read this comment of @GDfromRivendell on discord and that sums it up quite well:
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GDfromRivendell
First and foremost, I’d wish the developers strength to carry the weight they’ve taken on.
Every day without a roadmap, every unplanned or inefficient decision, every unfinished module, incompatible mechanic, broken reference, or unoptimised asset – all of it builds up potential issues like a snowball.
Game dev is a deeply serious and extremely resource-intensive discipline – from the chosen concept and direction all the way to final polish. And the greatest success will come where there’s reliable planning, order, and predictability in every decision.
Wishing everyone a wonderful day :
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We’re almost in mid Oktober, waiting eagerly for the big October Update, the old road map got ditched and Kjun promised there will be a new roadmap ‘very soon’ (that’s 17 days ago already).
And yet they start to make videos every week (about how they changed the color of the darts machine and the turtles nobody ever asked for) and lengthy posts asking us about what we want (and do just the opposite the majority wants anyway) and on top of that Kjun telling us how he tried (and even started) to answer all of our comments on discord (and failed, of course he did, that’s an impossible task) -.-
Kjun is inZOI’s Lead Producer/Devloper and CEO of the inZOI Studio.
While it’s nice hearing from him from time to time, I feel he should delegate more.
Why is there no Community Manager so he can concentrate on his main (and most important) job?
Even those who are deeply devoted to inZOI (like me ^^’) start to wonder where this is going and I’m terrified that inZOI will get ditched by the Publisher due to ill-made decisions and wasted time and efforts on things the game doesn’t need (right now).
There is a lot of pressure on inZOI and it gets hit by a lot of hate.
Krafton already gets pushy for the final launch and I fear they try to make everyone happy to sell more copies (which is also an impossible task).
I wish for a clearer direction and less side tracking.