@TheDreamingHawk i think this nails it. i didn't even realise the eshop card affiliate links were there, whoof. i just have to know the process behind the shovelware tag, like did they actually just throw everything they didn't know into that tag and hope everyone else would sort it out for them? it's kind-of a fascinating mess
i gotta dust off my account too because, having seen the justification for the inclusion of the romance tag (there's a lot of low-quality ones on the eshop, is the reason given), i'm still baffled why you decided to specifically go for that, catching umpteen quality games (including romance of the three kingdoms, come on) in the crossfire. there's a lot of 'low quality' games of basically any genre on there, but you decided to single out one in particular to go alongside the vaguely-defined 'shovelware' ilter (which mostly seems to have served to upset indie devs) which is just bizarre. relying on the community to sort it out seems like an incredibly bad idea too. i really don't think you should've released it in this state to just leave it for other people to sort out.
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Re: The Switch eShop Is A Nightmare, So We've Made Our Own "Better eShop"
@TheDreamingHawk i think this nails it. i didn't even realise the eshop card affiliate links were there, whoof. i just have to know the process behind the shovelware tag, like did they actually just throw everything they didn't know into that tag and hope everyone else would sort it out for them? it's kind-of a fascinating mess
Re: The Switch eShop Is A Nightmare, So We've Made Our Own "Better eShop"
i gotta dust off my account too because, having seen the justification for the inclusion of the romance tag (there's a lot of low-quality ones on the eshop, is the reason given), i'm still baffled why you decided to specifically go for that, catching umpteen quality games (including romance of the three kingdoms, come on) in the crossfire. there's a lot of 'low quality' games of basically any genre on there, but you decided to single out one in particular to go alongside the vaguely-defined 'shovelware' ilter (which mostly seems to have served to upset indie devs) which is just bizarre. relying on the community to sort it out seems like an incredibly bad idea too. i really don't think you should've released it in this state to just leave it for other people to sort out.