But is listening to the community actually a good idea in all circumstances ? The community has a thousand different ideas of how things should be done . There ' s widespread disagreement and most people don ' t even know what they ' re talking about . The forums are nothing but a massive echo chamber filled with people who want immersion at the expense of all else . Frontier has designers who design games for a living if they capitulate to the whims of this community at every turn then their expertise is completely wasted . That ' s not to say that no one from this community ever has wellthoughtout proposals for improving it some posts by uimnotanumber 42 come to mind . What ' s common to all of them is that they are all backed up by solid arguments andor numbers with a clear statement of what the proposed changes are supposed to achieve , how they mean to achieve it , and why we should want it . The muh immershun idiots are completely different . They can ' t even seem to articulate precisely why they want what they want most of the time , much less come up with a compelling argument for it . Frontier should take arguments into account , not just who is loudest and has the greatest numbers . Not really immersion , what they really mean is tedium