"ReclusiveEagle;d-988923" wrote:
Maybe the Sims Team at Maxis can learn some tips from Mojang on how to engage with and respond to the community.
Agnes was almost in tears telling us how they've had to split the update and delay part of it. The Sims team would never. And that is a massive part of the problem with Sims 4. Laundry Lists are not communication, they are a joke.
Communication regarding laundry lists is not ideal, I agree. I find it too vague at the moment.
But If you think that Agnes is almost in emotional tears because she has to deliver some “bad” news regarding a game update, I believe we’re not watching the same video.
She’s passionate about the game but nervous in front of a camera. That’s all. She’s doing fine. She ain’t “almost crying” though.
In fact, it would be quite unprofessional for a company representative to be “crying” when communicating an important update about a product.
To say that Agnes is almost in tears because she’s torn due to what she has to say to the community (
that’s how you see it, yeah?) and then tell Maxis to engage in a similar fashion doesn’t really make sense.
A “
I will cry so you know I mean it” strategy is not good for any company to pursue and as a consumer I wouldn’t trust a business like that at all.
I probably would just call that con-artistry.
Regardless. None of that is happening here.
I’ve seen Maxis communicate just fine and indeed, they could do it a lot more often. ??♂️
