Yujiro a dit :

You've destroyed the best online game I've ever known. You'll never get my money!

Audority a dit :

It's nice to see they are learning from their past mistakes and allowing for their community to be more involved and provide feedback throughout the process of developing the game. As for my thoughts, I am not particularly supportive of this game idea, as I feel it is just another fighting RPG game. Nothing exceptionally unique that'll make it stand out from the rest.

I do have 3 suggestions though:
1. If you are serious about communicating with your audience, a separate discord channel (or even server) should be made to talk specifically about the game itself. The Transformice server is constantly inundated with random conversations and idle chat. Trying to focus people's conversation to one topic is difficult.
2. Please do not rush this game like you did with Deadmaze. Having played Deadmaze, I saw a massive amount of bugs and errors simply because not enough time was given into allowing the game to reach its full potential. It showed a bit of promise from the beginning and gained a decent amount of popularity, but the repetitive play style and substantial errors, particularly with new updates such as the dog one, caused it to die within a mere 2 months.
3. Most importantly to me, please do not neglect the games you're currently in charge of. One of their hugest mistakes, in my opinion, was running off to prepare Deadmaze and leaving Transformice in the dust. During this time frame of rushing Deadmaze to completion, there were little updates for Transformice and the update they did have was a terrible disaster. They continued to make promises of restoring skills to vanilla rooms and despite the overwhelming complaints from their community, they failed to meet that expectation. It was truthfully then that I lost hope for Transformice and Atelier801 as a company. A game unwilling to listen to its players is a game set to fail.

Although I am always very critical of Atelier801, it's only because I want to see them putting in their best effort to create something wonderful. A game takes time and nourishment, nothing can be rushed or people will see right through it. I wish them the best of luck on their journey to developing something new, and my support will always be given to the people that created a community that I have grown to love.