I believe in adopting a strategy of continuous updates for user acquisition and retention. The reason for this is because consistent updates offer three main advantages. Firstly, the most important advantage is that it addresses and enhances the actual weaknesses of the game. Naturally, expediting the update cycle requires substantial resources. However, this allows for improvements in content or operational aspects that users have expressed dissatisfaction with, significantly alleviating their concerns. Upgraded game content can also attract users back who may have left due to previous complaints. Secondly, it fosters a perception of a communicative game. Ignoring user feedback can easily lead to user attrition. By actively engaging and communicating with users, they are more likely to develop affection for the game, lowering the barrier for new users to join due to this positive image. Lastly, it generates marketing effects with each update. ~I'll talk later on the class~