They're going to have to start caring more if it wants staying power. Again, the game is brand new. It's a hype machine. They put a ton of money into advertising the shit out of it in 2016.
Where is the money going to come from after the initial purchases of $40-$60?
Advertising the game does not equal making it have staying power by fixing massive issues with balancing and maps in the game. That is why it's "backburner" for them. Because their other games already have playerbases that have stuck by them for this long and continue to give them money and so they are given higher priority re: fixing issues.
I do not know how else to explain this to you. You seem to think that just because Blizzard advertised it so much and does all these free weekend things that it means they're paying attention to the numerous concerns they get about the game and the fact the playerbase is already dropping off. The game's not even a year old so I hope that they start listening to the concerns of people who actually play the game, otherwise they're going to lose them. There's only so many times people can initially purchase something.
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Where is the money going to come from after the initial purchases of $40-$60?
Advertising the game does not equal making it have staying power by fixing massive issues with balancing and maps in the game. That is why it's "backburner" for them. Because their other games already have playerbases that have stuck by them for this long and continue to give them money and so they are given higher priority re: fixing issues.
I do not know how else to explain this to you. You seem to think that just because Blizzard advertised it so much and does all these free weekend things that it means they're paying attention to the numerous concerns they get about the game and the fact the playerbase is already dropping off. The game's not even a year old so I hope that they start listening to the concerns of people who actually play the game, otherwise they're going to lose them. There's only so many times people can initially purchase something.