gamehuntera, I love it when people write reviews based not on other people's words, but on their own assumptions! Let me explain using simple terms – at this rate, you won't develop your project in twenty years, let alone fifty. It's easy to talk and dream about "making the game better," which is, of course, more pleasant to do on the couch! But how about actually working on it? Putting your words into a tangible form? I quote myself:

"What you've come up with is more than enough for now."

Do you understand? Enough words have been said. It's time to implement them. It's time to act, not just talk. Of course, this phrase is only valid if there is at least one person on your team who knows how to work. Or are you going to endlessly develop and rework ideas? As for this phrase:

"Because their word is 1000 times more important."

I gladly agree with it. Any artist can come up with something no worse than what I can read on your forum. But he can also WORK. Until real work begins, until there are tangible signs of progress, you can consider that your project doesn't exist at all.
But, of course, everyone wants to run across the minefield themselves, rather than trust someone else's opinion. And again, I will have to quote myself:

"the rake will hit you in the forehead. As a rule, this helps."