If it's a serious issue, they offer compensation. Other wise, they have scheduled maintainance and there's nothing wrong with that. Many games don't offer anything too.
If it's a serious issue, they offer compensation. Other wise, they have scheduled maintainance and there's nothing wrong with that. Many games don't offer anything too. The above is for scheduled maintenance, not a "serious issue".I am just saying that Kabam could offer something if they really wanted to.
Imagine that, giving something to players to say sorry they had to take the servers down.Kabam is like... move along, nothing to see.
Imagine that, giving something to players to say sorry they had to take the servers down.Kabam is like... move along, nothing to see. How much is the 1200 diamonds worth as an mcoc equivalent? 2* champion. Kabam gives lots of those
Imagine that, giving something to players to say sorry they had to take the servers down.Kabam is like... move along, nothing to see. How much is the 1200 diamonds worth as an mcoc equivalent?
Standard scheduled maintenance (which is what most maintenance is) shouldn't demand free stuff. I mean free stuff is always great, but it isn't warranted.NGL though, I'm a bit annoyed when rampant crashing and connection loss issues aren't given a proper nod. It's incredibly annoying losing boosts, arena streaks, hard-won fights, etc.Not every compensation has to be massive. Just a few revives, potions, whatever plus a small "Sorry 'bout that, our bad" would do.
There used to be a lot of “the Contest has not performed up to my standards” messages way back before the Grandmaster came on the scene.
There used to be a lot of “the Contest has not performed up to my standards” messages way back before the Grandmaster came on the scene. Those messages were usually accompanied by stuff, and they often came on the heels of poor game performance, bugs, glitches and other issues. Now things have to rise to a certain level before anyone sends out an apology message for the game. I imagine things like the calendars have become the stand-in for those messages today. Connection issues? Emergency maintenance? Offer errors? Dropped inputs and lag? There’s a calendar for that. Dr. Zola I remember the "lofty standards" emails. Collector had those standards. Our fault we beat that guy for Grandmaster and look where we are now that the game has crashed in arena every few minutes since October and no one cares.
There used to be a lot of “the Contest has not performed up to my standards” messages way back before the Grandmaster came on the scene. Those messages were usually accompanied by stuff, and they often came on the heels of poor game performance, bugs, glitches and other issues. Now things have to rise to a certain level before anyone sends out an apology message for the game. I imagine things like the calendars have become the stand-in for those messages today. Connection issues? Emergency maintenance? Offer errors? Dropped inputs and lag? There’s a calendar for that. Dr. Zola
Man, I wish World of Warcraft would give me free store mounts every time there's scheduled server maintenance.Instead I get to sleep during that time.