So I've been watching your video and reading through some (not all) of the posts. I am one of the numerous server coordinators we have in Germany and I don't know if you have a similar "rank" in the EN version so I would like to start by explaining the position we have. We are basically there to help players reach the support quicker, report severe bugs immediately and (if we can) help players fix an issue without them having to send in a ticket. For this purpose, we have a similar QQ group you guys apparently use in your version. Thanks to your video, some people in the DE version seem to be under the impression that we get coupons shoved up our various orifices left, right, top and bottom, which is not the case. I do not know if the amounts you claimed you received are true or not, as I do not know how your position and/or your recompensations differ from the ones we have, but at this point I would just like to say that, while we do get some recompensation, it is significantly less than what you say you get in your video. I also have not seen, nor heard of anybody from the DE team receiving free ninjas or anything of the sort. I do realize that you never claimed to know anything about the DE team, but I just wanted to make that clear. Now let's move on to some of the things you DO claim in your video. Again, I don't know how much of the stuff you say is true for the EN version, but I do want to clear some things up for the DE version.
1. People who try to figure out how often you have to draw from the various chests in order to get certain rare ninjas get their videos removed / posts deleted.
This couldn't be further from the truth. We have several people who work up tables for the rare pulls and such with each new chest that comes out and they usually get helped by the people in the group. I have never seen any one of them being sabotaged in any way by any of the Oasis people.
2. Feedback on the forums gets ignored even though staff claim they are taking it into consideration.
Again, this isn't true. We frequently discuss player feedback in the group, sometimes with the support staff, sometimes with the devs. We (the coordinators) are actually frequently encouraged to tell the Oasis team about ideas the players give us. I actually did a quick search in our group and found this post from somebody from the Oasis team from a few weeks ago:
(transl.: we frequently get lots of feedback via the forums, customer support and last but not least from you guys. If the community has ideas, we love to hear about them)
Oasis always try to accommodate players' wishes but what you have to understand is that there is only so much they can change from version to version and such changes take time. One example that comes to mind from the DE version are the chase missions. A long while ago (I'm not sure but I think it was around June or July 2016) we used to have daily chase missions where you could get fragments for regular ninjas three times a day. The players got bored of this and said they would rather have them less frequently and the team changed it so that we only had the chase missions on the weekends. The players then complained that the available ninjas weren't rare enough for the chase missions to be worth it, especially given that they were now so infrequent. Again, they got changed so that you can now get rarer ninjas. This is just one example, but I'm sure if I think about it I could come up with several more. Anyway, my point is: If the things the players want are at all possible (and feesible), they do get done. It's not like the Oasis team sit there sniggering about the foolish player ba
se's ideas while implementing the exact opposite of what players want.
3. Top players (those who spend the most money) get "interrogated"
JohnTaylor, who is currently ranked 1 in the DE version is in my guild and uses our guild teamspeak on a daily basis. He has never mentioned being approached by anyone from Oasis and I imagine it would make him laugh pretty hard if they did. Neither have I ever been asked to "interrogate" him by any of the Oasis team. Again, I don't know how EN handles it, but the notion that Oasis is somehow trying to use these kinds of ninja tactics to get the top spenders to spend more is, quite frankly, laughable.
4. Events are rigged so only certain players can get certain ninjas
I admittedly don't know much about programming or coding, but I imagine it would be quite hard to somehow rig rng events so that only certain people will get the top rewards. I'm also reasonably sure that it would coast Oasis more money in work hours to come up with such a system than it's worth. As for events where certain prizes are only available a certain number of times per day or so: Whenever this was the case, it was clearly stated in the event rules. (e. g. only the person making the most points in the time between x and y will receive Ninja z). I do not see how they would profit from locking certain prizes behind some kind of invisible time / number lock. Ninjas do not cost them anything and people who want certain event ninjas will spend money on them either way, no matter how often they see other people winning that ninja. In fact, I am pretty sure that people would be more inclined to spend money on certain events if they see many people winning the best prizes as opposed to only one or two per day. After all, the higher you think your chances of drawing the prize are, the more willing to spend you are.
5. Personal attacks against certain employees
Not really a statement, but still. If you were unsatisfied with how Oasis handles things or were trying to help the players get what they want, you could have tried to communicate this in a comprehensive, constructive video. Instead, you chose to throw a hissy fit like a five year old, insulting people who are trying to do their jobs and have no real way of defending themselves. Regardless of whether or not any of the things you say have merit, this alone shows that people should not trust you. You are a disrespectful child who didn't get his way and now you're throwing a tantrum, trying to ruin as many people's reputations as possible in the process. I haven't talked to more than one or two people from the EN team, but I did work with Dias on a recent beta test and I can only hope that he doesn't take anything you say about him seriously. He was pleasant, patient and friendly throughout the entire week we worked with him and I'd be happy to have him on the DE team.
In conclusion: stop ruining the game for people who still enjoy it, stop defaming Oasis and move on. You are doing nothing but disrupting the community (and not just your own, but also ours at this point) and causing people unnecessary work. Move on.
Regards
Sashimi