It's rather difficult to find positives in a game when the major issues are apparent as soon as you start playing. I quit playing immediately, though I'm more than willing to play it again if I hear the camera issues are fixed.
You could learn a good lesson from JoshCM. I have read and appreciated the comments of many many active developers in this site. I rely on the prevalence of helpful developer feedback and interaction on these forums as a primary driver around what will pique my interest enough to smash that almighty "Buy" button. I spend hundreds of dollars on AppStore and consider this my primary gaming platform at present, as well as TA as my favorite place to engage in productive and insightful interactions with developers and gamers together. Reading your comments here is very very disappointing. You say you can handle constructive criticism, but in your reactive rant to one gamer's comments (I have seen Nullzone in these forums for quite some time and I can say that I don't know him to be a "troll" as you imply) you missed the obvious. That many comments have been made by players who DID buy your game and who have problems with it which appear to be deeply affecting their ability to enjoy it (the primary reason to buy and play a game btw.) I would feel generous in giving you benefit of the doubt if your responses focused on player feedback regarding challenges they are having with your controls and camera (fully legitimate concerns in a 3D game like this), but instead I had to read a diatribe on how people should just drop $5.99 and take a chance on you without you responding to legitimate concerns affecting gameplay experience. I'll be honest with you, in a marketplace filled with excellent content as well as mountains of garbage bin content, the attitude of a developer and their ability to listen to what players are really saying and form a dialogue with them is a key factor in my decision to buy. With the ugliness of this reply to player concerns I have no confidence that this game will be revised to meet reasonable player expectations. Because of this, I will not be buying this game even though I did find it considerably interesting. I do hope you may find a way to take less personally the feedback from dissatisfied players and instead do as you seem to claim. Make a game that players WANT to play. Good luck to you m8.
Thanks Shaun, couldn't have said it better! Also, I am used to you going to great length to make your points clear and explore a subject in depth. In this case you are perfectly succinct and I agree completely.
