Character Dev's feelings on...

Serious question...
I really want to know how a dev of a new champ feels after releasing the new champ and the public sees it as a fail because its not good as an attacker and/or as a defender.

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GinjabredMonsta

I imagine it would be like making your signature dish for Gordan Ramsey. Full of hope and pride until he spits it out and calls it dog ****

Nojokejaym

I imagine it would be like making your signature dish for Gordan Ramsey. Full of hope and pride until he spits it out and calls it dog ****

Lol Gordon Ramsey is the man

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RJustice_209

I imagine it would be like making your signature dish for Gordan Ramsey. Full of hope and pride until he spits it out and calls it dog ****

Lol!

Mirage_Turtle

Serious question...
I really want to know how a dev of a new champ feels after releasing the new champ and the public sees it as a fail because its not good as an attacker and/or as a defender.

I don't see the point in this.

If they take pride in their work and the character is a "failure" (obviously the metrics are up for debate), the dev would feel shame and disappointment. Hopefully that dev would push for rebalancing that champ, but that's not what you're asking.

If they have a nonchalant attitude about a "failure", then they were clearly lacking either a passion for the champ, an understanding of the current state of the game, or both.

Getting an answer from Kabam about this about which dev feels which way about a certain champ doesn't serve any constructive purpose to the community. If a dev is nonchalant about a failure of a champ, that's an internal matter that Kabam management needs to address that shouldn't be done in public.

It's kind of like asking a basketball player "How did you feel when you missed the game-winning point?" What do you expect them to say? It serves no constructive purpose and is just a bit of a jerk move by the reporter.