Age Checks to Access Chat, Studio Team Create, and Links on Roblox

[BossSpax]

@ImperialVezyr

No, however for small projects a majority of their feedback is given from in-game interactions between people. Take Workcity ([ Independence update] Workcity - Roblox) as an example. A majority of their initial feedback was from people going in-game, finding the issues, and informing developers. It was only once the game was near release that they set up a Discord server (at least to my knowledge) to collate feedback and gain a greater audience.

Roblox is releasing a feedback system PlayerFeedback API: Prompt player Feedback In Experiences

@ImperialVezyr

While yes, you don’t need to interact with users to grow a successful game (as your positions in Grow a Garden; Steal a Brain Rot; and other “major” games have proven) for a majority of the games that dedicate time and genuine effort into making a game that the developers enjoy they need to interact with their community.

You can interact with your community you just can’t talk to them directly. Do I need to remind people of the numerous developers who have misused their position? I know the vast majority of us do not have bad intentions but I’m not going to lose sleep over not being able to talk directly to a 12 year old in game. Feedback and bug reports do not require you to be in game and that’s also just not how QA should be done, there’s always a place to report things properly.