Originally posted by = Tiny Rick:

I guess they got everyone to pay money, now they just don't give a ♥♥♥♥ to make the game better.

No - that's not the reason - it is the changes in the H&H update that are causing problems for some players, because the changes are more suitable for server and CoOp mode than for the single player.
In H&H there is now food that gives significantly more stamina and food that gives significantly more HP.
The food for HP is supposed to help players withstand more damage, the food for stamina is supposed to enable the player to do more damage. The difference is more important in the single player because there is only 1 neutral food and that is the ham strips. They give you +23 HP and +23 stamina.
In the single player this can lead to an imbalance that some players simply cannot cope with at the moment.

Originally posted by = Lecherous Lychee:

note that this point of view gets swirled around a lot when people don't like things. It's immature and petty.

No - it is not immature and petty, it is of course the consideration with Early Access games, since it has also happened often enough that games were simply given up in Early Access. Therefore a statement like, the game is not a justification for everything until early access.

However, I have to agree with you that one cannot say that Irongate does not want to improve the game any further. However you should - it's all good as it is player - understand that this only applies to you and that that doesn't mean that you can't disagree on some points.

Originally posted by = Lecherous Lychee:

, there are people like Mr.X and me who actually like the H&H update. I measured more than 100 hours after H&H. Also, none of my players (7 of them) have complained about the new patch and are actually enjoying it.

The whole thing here has nothing to do with whether you like H&H or not, and not necessarily how long you played Valheim after the H&H update, but with how strongly you perceive the changes. And when I play with 7 others on a server, the effects of H&H are completely different than in single player mode. One should never forget that.

Originally posted by = Lecherous Lychee:

, this topic was constantly discussed in the first week after the publication of H&H.

This will also be talked about a lot until the changes in H&H are balanced so far that the players can cope, regardless of whether they play online or in single player mode.

Originally posted by = Lecherous Lychee:

Those who whined and cried about it may have moved on to better games like Hello Kitty Adventures or Farm For Your Life. ;)

There is no reason or justification for such statements, the player has problems and should be taken seriously, whether you like it or not.

Originally posted by = Lecherous Lychee:

For the rest of us, we just have to keep reporting bugs, making suggestions, and expressing constructive criticism in the hope that the developers will stay open-minded as they develop their game.

This does not apply to the "rest of you", it applies to all players, including those you disagree with and whose opinion you disagree with.