Foreword First off, let me say that I really loved this game. I started off in XBOX Public Preview (beta test) and played solidly until around July of this year. If you look at the number of bug reports, suggestions, etc., that I have posted here and also sent to Frontier, then you will see that I've done all that I could reasonably have been expected to do in order to help Frontier improve this game (from my perspective). Secondly, while my opinions are just my own, and do not reflect the entire community, on the other hand, I know for a fact that I'm not alone in these views.

I pretty confident that, for awhile there, I was one of the most vocal XBOX players in terms of suggestions and feedback, which means most people (probably 95% or more) don't bother to post here. They just quit, and you'll never hear from them, because there are too many other great games and life is too busy. Thirdly, I'm not posting this here to garner a bunch of debate or 'me too' posts.

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This is not a referendum; it is simply my way of telling the developers why I quit this game and have not been able to convince myself to come back yet (despite really wanting to, and actually trying to!). That said, I'll be surprised if nobody tries to tear down my points or voice their support, since it's clear from the past that threads like this can result in changes that some people don't like. Fourthly, I commend Frontier for having the best customer support, community engagement, and transparency about game issues, out of any games company I've ever been a customer or beta tester with. Patch notes are always extremely detailed, which is very rare and very appreciated. I would not be taking the time out of my day to write this if I did not think that FD would ever read it or care what it said. Fifthly, I'm a developer too.

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I understand how things like Agile and Scrum work. I know Frontier has an internal issues list a mile long, and every issue gets assigned a priority level according to predefined criteria. Every software company has such criteria, and it seems pretty safe to say that, with the exception of issues that have caused a huge, vocal outcry, as long as Elite Dangerous has existed, Frontier has generally prioritized fixing show-stopper bugs and adding cool new features over fine-tuning and adding depth to the existing features (like power play, star system exploration, engineers, planetary surface exploration, missions) with a few notable exceptions. So please, take this feedback with the appropriate grains of salt—but also, please respect that my opinions are informed from having extensively participated in these forums, talked to fellow streamers and online players, and seen how other games approach things. So, I feel you should take the following criticisms as representative of a non-trivial sub-section of players, many or most of whom never come to these forums. 80/20 Rule My criticisms and feature requests that follow focus on the fine-tuning of existing features to alleviate major bottlenecks of the play-time/reward equation in Elite Dangerous. I have carefully formulated these requests according to my own educated guesses about what would require the least amount of developer time but would provide the largest increase in player satisfaction by removing certain pain points.