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Yeah same here, ever since I've updated the game it has gotten laggy and it's draining my phone's battery. Though I've noticed the lag is only present in AW/AQ/Arenas/daily quests. Bgs and incursions r running fine

Hey there, we're seeing this too and investigating. Will update with more info when I have it but you're definitely not the only one.

He really likes a high sig but I hadn't been able to awaken him despite him being in the Titan crystal for quite a while now, so I did the one thing that would guarantee that the dupes would start coming in hot. I used an awakening gem. And true to that time-tested tradition, I duped him not a day later.

But I want to sig him up, so I'll take it.

It's literally taking advantage of the scoring metric during afk to garner a win for doing nothing at all. It's cheating in my books.

BGs is a measurement of how well one Player performs versus how well the other performs. Regardless of whether someone does less than 15k or not, if you didn't fight at all, you don't deserve the win.

Yea, I don’t want to get banned for doing a rerun. Can any1 confirm this? @Kabam Crashed @KabamPinwheel @Kabam (Osaurus) Rex

The game is designed to get you addicted; that's the business model of most gacha games.

Endless progression, RNG, scarcity, and social pressure: these are all psychological hooks to keep you playing (and spending).

BUT it doesn't mean you can't enjoy the game without feeling addicted in a bad way.

(1) You have to not take it too seriously. Understanding the psychological hooks can lead to self-awareness and perspective.

(2) You need to take breaks if you're feeling addicted. And then evaluate if you truly miss the enjoyment of the game or if it's an addiction that keeps you engaged.

(3) If you're truly miserable (like most of the forum regulars are), and feel nothing but resentment and bitterness towards Kabam, then it is time to quit. Easier said than done but lots of people do it, people who have way higher investment or social standing in the game than the nobodys on the forum. It just takes mental strength and also alternative ways to spend your time.

(4) If you can't fill the MCOC hole in your life with anything else and that's why you find it hard to quit despite being bitter and miserable, then this isn't just an addiction. It's a symptom of a deeper vacuum in your life. And it's not MCOC's fault that some people have such deep vacuums in their life that they fill it with a game they hate.

Hello. This dev diary was cancelled as a result of us not pursuing the planned energy economy changes.

Very Interesting! I hope they see your ideas.