CSingularity

Adding content in smaller more frequent patches would likely be more appealing to the player base. The meme at this point is "the patch will never come" (or 2099). The problem is that many people actually believe it, and I know elsewhere I've seen at least one server admin burn out trying to add all the "new" content (at the time) at once, so their patch really never did come. We certainly are looking forward to the new content, but we're also not wanting to see you burn out on it. It goes without saying that anything I'm saying here is my own opinion. Working in software development myself, the importance of "just get something delivered and we'll [add to it/fix it/refine it] afterward" is something I hear often, because most people just don't have the attention span to wait and would rather get a bunch of "small, mostly working" updates now than a "large fully working" update much later. I voted no for this reason. With the logic of smaller patches, it's something that reasonably can be said to "go in the next one" and keep it smaller that way .