Dev Update #31 is finally here and so is the soundtrack! But...

Guys look at his name and the comment itself, it's just a random troll, i doubt it's someone that was ever actually interested in the game. You can't reason with people like that, he's just here to get a rise out of people.

 

Some people are just venting their frustrations, others are just selfish and can't understand anything but their wishes, and there is that random troll that no one should respond to.

 

THAT'S some good cancer right there...

 

In my opinion, complaining about other people complaining about people complaining about it is silly in and of itself. You can't blame me for being irritated, if I'm not allowed to blame those complaining. I have every right to express my own opinion about, as Hollow said, the comments section being pure poison. Just as you said, we can all express our opinions.

I definitely agree about waiting, though I disagree about what everyone's saying. As Hollow pointed out with the image, that is definitely not the case, I'm afraid. Whether or not they're "just trolls" is a different argument. If they're taking the time to post, they may be trolling, but they probably believe what they're saying and intend to hurt. Not everyone "who's disappointed by the delay is also saying that in the end, after waiting this long, a bit more won't matter and it's better if the game ends up being more polished". Though I do think that the statement is true! The longer, the better in my opinion. I've got Fallout 4 to occupy my time for a very long, long time I have to respectfully disagree with you on how I made it sound - I am very grateful to CA for Stardew Valley. Yes, he's making money off it and it's a business venture. But that doesn't mean I can't be immensely thankful whether I'm paying for it or not because of how much fun SD will bring me! Like I'm thankful to Bethesda for Fallout/Skyrim, and Nintendo for Pokemon. It is CA's baby, or so he's said. I never said he shouldn't be grateful to the community. And very, very few devs involve their communities on such an intimate level, I must insist upon that fact. Indie developers do on a higher occasion, and for that, I will continue to be grateful.