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Re: The future of DSJ

Posted: 06 Feb 2017, 10:43
by MikesCZ
kumy246 wrote:at least update ski flying hills the 3ski flying hills of 4 on DSJ are not exist anymore please just update ski flying hills!
Personally I would prefer more hills in the game more than changing old ones.

Re: The future of DSJ

Posted: 07 Feb 2017, 21:40
by kumy246
i would not totaly replace it the old ones should stay in the game but still the new ski flying hills should be in the game it's sad that on the game are 4 flying hills and just one of them is still active...

Re: The future of DSJ

Posted: 09 Feb 2017, 21:09
by MikesCZ
It seems the game is doing great right now. I can see new players every day, new names from various countries. Forums are also more alive I think.

Jussi could you give us some new statement about if there will ever be new hill, or game put into steam etc....your view on the future :)

Re: The future of DSJ

Posted: 09 Feb 2017, 22:42
by Jussi Koskela
MikesCZ wrote:It seems the game is doing great right now. I can see new players every day, new names from various countries. Forums are also more alive I think.

Jussi could you give us some new statement about if there will ever be new hill, or game put into steam etc....your view on the future :)
No new plans with regards to those.

Re: The future of DSJ

Posted: 09 Feb 2017, 23:45
by Dangerous Dave
Jussi Koskela wrote:
MikesCZ wrote:It seems the game is doing great right now. I can see new players every day, new names from various countries. Forums are also more alive I think.

Jussi could you give us some new statement about if there will ever be new hill, or game put into steam etc....your view on the future :)
No new plans with regards to those.
Could you please tell us why? It seems the game would get much more attention on Steam, so more people would buy it. Heck, even if you just added Paysafecard as a payment option, that would increase sales by a lot.

Re: The future of DSJ

Posted: 10 Feb 2017, 08:59
by akkarbelling
Dangerous Dave wrote:
Jussi Koskela wrote:
MikesCZ wrote:It seems the game is doing great right now. I can see new players every day, new names from various countries. Forums are also more alive I think.

Jussi could you give us some new statement about if there will ever be new hill, or game put into steam etc....your view on the future :)
No new plans with regards to those.
Could you please tell us why? It seems the game would get much more attention on Steam, so more people would buy it. Heck, even if you just added Paysafecard as a payment option, that would increase sales by a lot.
He has answered that question many times.

Re: The future of DSJ

Posted: 10 Feb 2017, 12:59
by MikesCZ
Jussi Koskela wrote:
MikesCZ wrote:It seems the game is doing great right now. I can see new players every day, new names from various countries. Forums are also more alive I think.

Jussi could you give us some new statement about if there will ever be new hill, or game put into steam etc....your view on the future :)
No new plans with regards to those.
Is there something that would make you change your mind? :) Something that us players can do?

Re: The future of DSJ

Posted: 10 Feb 2017, 13:57
by Maciejo-96
So, it seems that level of sales isn't still high enough to make something bigger?

Re: The future of DSJ

Posted: 10 Feb 2017, 15:36
by Dangerous Dave
akkarbelling wrote:
He has answered that question many times.
Sorry, I didn't find his answer anywhere. So what is his reason not to publish it on Steam? I believe he is not updating DSJ because of the lack of sales, but putting it on Steam would solve that problem.

Re: The future of DSJ

Posted: 17 Feb 2017, 20:31
by akkarbelling
He answers it in this thread. "No new plans with regards to those." when asked about plans regarding steam and new hills.

Re: The future of DSJ

Posted: 19 Feb 2017, 10:36
by Dangerous Dave
akkarbelling wrote:He answers it in this thread. "No new plans with regards to those." when asked about plans regarding steam and new hills.
Do you even speak English? I know that he isn't going to put it on Steam, but I asked WHY won't he put it on Steam, and he didn't answer.

Re: The future of DSJ

Posted: 20 Feb 2017, 00:15
by akkarbelling
Yes I speak English. What about you? He has said that the game won't be released on Steam. And I think that is answer good enough.

Re: The future of DSJ

Posted: 20 Feb 2017, 10:06
by MikesCZ
akkarbelling wrote:Yes I speak English. What about you? He has said that the game won't be released on Steam. And I think that is answer good enough.
I would also be interested in knowing what is the reason....whether it's lack of time, or some other worries. Because Steam = money if your product is good enough, and DSJ is really good and proven game. (there are lot of totally bad products on steam)

Re: The future of DSJ

Posted: 20 Feb 2017, 13:49
by Martin Kafka
"It would be difficult to create enough fuss around an already existing game. All kind of non-regular trading is also forbidden by the Finnish law. Crowdfunded projects may only sell the products for fixed standard price and cannot be about supporting the cause."
- Jussi Koskela, 8th April 2014

The same goes for Steam Greenlight, I guess. (which is soon to be replaced by supposedly much more expensive version, btw)

Also, another quote, closely related to this:

"DSJ5 sounds quite utopistic at this point."
- 14th September 2014

Dead end?

(Despite all of the above, I really do think Jussi could still make two or three hills per YEAR regardless of profit if he wanted to. My impression right now is that he simply doesn't. And that's something none of us can do anything about.)

Re: The future of DSJ

Posted: 20 Feb 2017, 14:40
by MikesCZ
Thanks for digging up old replies Martin :)

" And that's something none of us can do anything about" - that's a shame, I think I am not the only one who would volunteer to help free of charge.

I guess what us players can do to keep the game alive is to promote it ourselves, try to bring in new players.....and of course keep buying online keys and keep playing.

BR
Michal Kala