Pour ceux que cela peut interesser, la communauté allemande de cities XS est entrain d'écrire une lettre ouverte à MonteCristo.
La lettre n'est encore qu'au stade de la rédaction. Ils sont actuellement à l'écoute de toutes propositions.
je vous poste le message d'origine :
"Hey guys,
Mudder, our wonderful administrator, has came up with the idea on the German forums to write an open letter directly to the board of directors from us, the community. We are trying to come up with things to put in the letter, and here's what they've come up with so far in the German forums...
-The players are interrested in a further development.
-MC should listen to the wishes of the community. (And listen to the community management!)
-The communication between MC and the players is miserable> More community managementt!
-Buildings and map editors.
-The players are unhappy about the not finished game and about the huge number of bugs.
-The practically finished developments should be integrated in the new CXL 2011
-Rail traffic (passengers and freight) has to be integrated into CXL 2011
-The GEMs should be finally released.
-MC should try to win back the trust of the community by a good working community management and implenting some useful player ideas into the game.
-Trade between the own cities
- There are a lot of useful mods, MC could implent some of them into the game to make it better. (As long as the modders agree with that)
If you have any ideas or you want to discuss the idea of the letter, please reply to the thread.
Personally, I think it's a good idea, but there's a big difference between listening to a community and being able to implement, and you can't say to anyone they can implement it. MC certainly did listen to us, they just weren't able to implement our complex ideas and our high expectations, though the PO was one other reason as well.
Pour le post original c'est iciJe trouve qu'en soi c'est une bonne initiative, mais par contre je ne sais pas si cela débouchera sur quelque chose, vu que MC a d'autres chats à fouetter en ce moment (liquidation judiciaire)