[quote][b]FoMan123[/b] The volume of feedback from the Community is overwhelming. Responding to everybody is impossible ... imagine that this level of volume and work NEVER stops. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week ... Sounds like a lot for one guy (or even a small team) to deal with, right?[/quote]And then on the flip side of that sad story we hear of Activisions [b]$500 MILLION[/b], and then the [b]RECORD SALES[/b] ... so here is some suggestions; - hire some people to help, - hire someone to do some basic acknowledgement of the communities effort in all this ([i]no technical knowledge required - even a simple "thank you" would work wonders[/i]) - spend some of that cash to put a proper support network in place - rather than complain ("[i]a lot for one guy[/i]") about our complaining get some help [quote]It's probably unreasonable to expect a response at all[/quote]Again - why? How much has the game made - how about investing just a little now to help yourself, either that or watch it die. Doing the bungie SOP of "[i]going dark[/i]" is not going to work this time. [quote]"[i]Bungie won't tell us what they're planning with any specificity![/i]" is far better than this complaint: "[i]Bungie LIED to us and made us false promises![/i]"[/quote]So better to treat everyone as a child ... and then publicly complain that everyone acts like a child ?!? Do you see the problem here? The perception of lies comes from exactly your proposed solution. Even your claim "[i]every single marketing piece that came out pre-launch was marked with disclaimers[/i]" screams deceit ... or to put it nicely "[i]concealing or misrepresenting the truth[/i]". And then we have the other voices from within bungie, [url=https://twitter.com/MartyTheElder/status/344311301553672192]the way Marty expressed it[/url], and then he gets sacked (or the attempt given how it worked out legally). But yet you feel that to hide "[i]what they're planning with any specificity[/i]" is still better? [quote]Bungie is clearly working hard on Destiny. This is something that I doubt any of you would dispute[/quote]Except with that backup motto of not telling "[i]what they're planning with any specificity[/i]" how can we know ... all we see if the problems, and they are getting bigger. We see [url=http://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post/70558110/1/0]bungie blame institutions and universities[/url] for their Centipede errors, and then we see this same error [url=https://twitter.com/BungieHelp/status/524532113836498945]effecting a whole continent[/url] - how do these two facts play out, unless you want to support paranoia which sees university SysAdmins taking over control of Europe - lol. In the lack of any "[i]specificity[/i]" the blame game looks more like those lies you spoke of. [quote]In closing, my advice is to be critical and provide your feedback as thoroughly as you can[/quote]Feedback which even you acknowledge is "[i]probably unreasonable to expect a response at all[/i]", backed up with a general "[i]gone dark[/i]" policy kinda leave a feeling of pointlessness to it all. Bottom line - feedback has to be two way ... hire some more hands, recognize and take ownership of the problems. Triage the process, hire a LOT of "[i]thank you monkeys[/i]", and make sure they are team managed so that the right threads are escalated. Don't expect forum members to go searching ... it is YOUR forum, take ownership and have those monkeys direct the traffic ... a simple "thanks" and helpful advice on bungie.net would be a change from the usual ban and blocked thread. And final point don't put your hero - your DeeJ - in the coal pit. He is meant to be a "[i]Manager[/i]", have him manage ... at the moment all he is capable of is spinning his wheels getting between problems, too busy to accomplish a single task.