I like new content as much as anybody but every new patch introducing new content leads to ever increasing instability in the game, less fps, and more bugs.
Why can't you scrub the code you already have before introducing new content and new problems? And yes, I saw where the people responsible for new content are separate from the people responsible for fixing the code. But why? If a coder can't scrub the existing code how can they be expected to write code that doesn't need a lot of scrubbing?
Why are you still writing for a Windows XP product that came out almost 20 years ago and that Microsoft dropped support for 5 years ago? Why not move to the newest version of Direct X?
Why do we have to hear 'soon', 'we are aware of the problem' and 'we are working on it' so often? You don't realize that you lose credibility every time you use these phrases? This especially applies to the problems that have been going on for many months.
Speaking of losing credibility, I was recently informed that the daily server reset does not clear up problems. I was so flabbergasted by this official statement that I didn't even bother to reply. What is the official position for why the daily server reset is required? Even a dedicated Luddite like myself knows it clears memory leaks and unsnarls the tangles that multi-million lines of code can get into just by running.
I don't know enough to understand fully why some systems have more problems than others but I assume it is due to the differences in hardware and operating systems. You have access to the information of who is running what version of Windows and whether they are using Intel or AMD processors, just for two examples. Why not release that information to your players? Possibly some statistics on which client configuration works with the game best would be helpful.
I don't want to write a book here. I have been playing for over two years now and, over that time, I have noticed a sharp drop in fps, a never-ending variety of new bugs and the reintroduction of old bugs time and time again. The game is becoming more and more unstable and more and more unplayable at ever increasing frequencies. Why not fix it?
I know that not all players will agree with me, some would like the priority to be that new content. It's OK to disagree. But I would like for all with an opinion on this subject to comment and I would like answers to my questions. Of course, I would also like to be 40 years younger, too.