Yeah, everyone I know who is into this type of game or has this on their wish list hasn't even bought it yet because they're waiting for full release.
Which is fair enough. Why wear yourself out on a game that needed extensive play to get the economy, leveling pace, war declarations, and snowballing figures out/where you wanted them.
I can get annoyed like anyone else that this game is getting the layers much slower then we thought we’d get them. But at the same time, preventing people from being able to get the AI to trade you all assets for nothing are procedural issues that needed to be fixed.
yeah, I hope we get Camelry in the Aserai tree.
Yeah I hope towns become a little more dynamic in there productions (getting there)
Yeah, I hope more sliders (like no companion death in battles) get added.
Yeah, I hope we get to declare a base of operations prior to controlling a castle/town.
Yeah, I hope the “House” functions add a lot more RPG elements.
Yeah, I hope armor and equipment becomes more regional then it is right now (saddles, bows, Shields are still just blobbed together)
Yeah I hope shops become more dynamic. (Adargas come from tanners in Aserai towns. Wicker Shields and Camel Saddles come from Weaveries).
I can go all day. But the main answer to the OPs concern is this game has only seen fine tuning of the systems people have already played, and there is a huge steam sale to push gamers in every other direction. As soon as the game drops some House and Legacy systems and finishes more RPG elements, players will come back and give it another spin. But when we are still a couple patches away from getting all the skills implemented, and then another couple patches fine tuning what gives you XP where and how much, forgive players for putting this game on pause.
most people love the base gameplay that’s presented. These forums tend to draw people on that are frustrated with an aspect of the game, and then when they post their concern and someone else tells them to shut up, we have constant doom and gloom meltdowns