You told us to drop down maps and some people couldn't complete maps because of the problems you caused on AQ. Both of these things caused decreased glory yet we didn't get any in the compensation. Can you explain the rationale for this please? I have no direct knowledge of what Kabam is thinking with compensation, but to me the logical time to give glory out would be after the AQ week ended so they have an idea of what the overall impact was on players. Did alliances step down, did they shut down AQ completely, did they push on but fail sometimes. Glory is something you earn at the end of the week, and I would expect glory compensation to come out after the results of this AQ week were known.
You told us to drop down maps and some people couldn't complete maps because of the problems you caused on AQ. Both of these things caused decreased glory yet we didn't get any in the compensation. Can you explain the rationale for this please?
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. The issue here is the lack of communication from Kabam. If they were more proactive, there would far less outcry from the community And they did not add nearly enough compared to what a lot of people lost Just curious but how much was lost in your terms? As an example- I have 2 people in my BG that normally use zero items (maybe one every few weeks). Both boss killers and skilled players. One finished with 4/15 items the other with 5/15 items. That’s just one day. It’s been similar all 4 days. The compensation is nowhere near enough when you add in the frustration. Ok, so next question. If they don't use items, what happened to the stockpile they should have from 2 months worth of comp packages we've been getting each week? If they normally use zero items, shouldn't they have them maxed and in the overflow? First off, those are 2 of the better players, so you can imagine the other 8 players are much worse off. Second off, to your point, those resources expire so it’s not like there’s a massive stockpile. Bottom line I have multiple players in my bg that used units they were saving and are ready to leave. Here’s some comments in our chat- yup, went from going almost using no items daily to using multiple to almost the limit of items every day this week. Not a good look for Kabam once again. SmhThis new AQ is ridiculous. I don't think that compensation they just gave us was enough 😩 Like we have some of our best boss killer level players that clean house in war struggling with non boss fights. That’s how bad it is This is just from the last day. You can defend them all you want but I guarantee you are in the minority and This isn’t going well for Kabam. I'm not defending them. I think there probably should be more and likely will be after the cycle ends. We've been getting comp for AQ and AW now for a long time. Just trying to see where it all goes. Except that we've seen in the past that boycotts at least help to get them to listen and communicate, usually short lived though. If poor performance on sales means cutbacks or job losses that might be enough to light a fire under their a$$ to do better so as to not lose their jobs. 12.0 was the only boycott to actually work. No other "boycott" actually worked because there wasn't any follow through on the communities side. I already know you feel that way but I bet to differ. Last year's, we'll call it threat of, boycott bright about at least good communication and some changes from Kabam. The result was their big roadmap and at least a promise to do better. Like I said, only 1 boycott, 12.0. Whatever man. You've missed the point entirely. Boycott or not, community outrage making Kabam worry that their bottom line might suffer works. If nobody ever speaks up nothing will ever change.Get your head out of Kabam's a$$. I don't know how many times anyone has to explain this but Kabams bottom line isn't effected by what you spend. Kabam is funded by Netmarble, they're the parent company. Whatever you spend, it goes to them. Netmarble then pays for everything. We didn't get the dev diaries because of the threat to boycott, we got them because of the feedback people provided to Kabam. The community has done this a few times. One of the other major times is when AW diversity was announced to be removed. Other times are like The Hood and Gully buffs. 12.0 was the one true boycott that worked and rightfully so but mainly only because the game was smaller back then. I am confused. You seem to be intentionally misunderstanding the fact that what people are saying, whether they use the name Kabam because they don't know Netmarble owns them or just say Netmarble makes no difference, is that if less money is earned by the game maybe the people cutting the checks will decide to put more in for more/better employees who can improve things with the game so that they can start earning more money off of it again. It also might encourage them to improve their treatment of the players and forum members since that is probably the cheapest/zero cost way to make an immediate impact. If Kabam got to keep the money and had to pay the salaries of hiring more people or if Netmarble gets it and has to pay the same salaries is irrelevant to the concept people are talking about when they suggest not spending as a means of changing things.
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. The issue here is the lack of communication from Kabam. If they were more proactive, there would far less outcry from the community And they did not add nearly enough compared to what a lot of people lost Just curious but how much was lost in your terms? As an example- I have 2 people in my BG that normally use zero items (maybe one every few weeks). Both boss killers and skilled players. One finished with 4/15 items the other with 5/15 items. That’s just one day. It’s been similar all 4 days. The compensation is nowhere near enough when you add in the frustration. Ok, so next question. If they don't use items, what happened to the stockpile they should have from 2 months worth of comp packages we've been getting each week? If they normally use zero items, shouldn't they have them maxed and in the overflow? First off, those are 2 of the better players, so you can imagine the other 8 players are much worse off. Second off, to your point, those resources expire so it’s not like there’s a massive stockpile. Bottom line I have multiple players in my bg that used units they were saving and are ready to leave. Here’s some comments in our chat- yup, went from going almost using no items daily to using multiple to almost the limit of items every day this week. Not a good look for Kabam once again. SmhThis new AQ is ridiculous. I don't think that compensation they just gave us was enough 😩 Like we have some of our best boss killer level players that clean house in war struggling with non boss fights. That’s how bad it is This is just from the last day. You can defend them all you want but I guarantee you are in the minority and This isn’t going well for Kabam. I'm not defending them. I think there probably should be more and likely will be after the cycle ends. We've been getting comp for AQ and AW now for a long time. Just trying to see where it all goes. Except that we've seen in the past that boycotts at least help to get them to listen and communicate, usually short lived though. If poor performance on sales means cutbacks or job losses that might be enough to light a fire under their a$$ to do better so as to not lose their jobs. 12.0 was the only boycott to actually work. No other "boycott" actually worked because there wasn't any follow through on the communities side. I already know you feel that way but I bet to differ. Last year's, we'll call it threat of, boycott bright about at least good communication and some changes from Kabam. The result was their big roadmap and at least a promise to do better. Like I said, only 1 boycott, 12.0. Whatever man. You've missed the point entirely. Boycott or not, community outrage making Kabam worry that their bottom line might suffer works. If nobody ever speaks up nothing will ever change.Get your head out of Kabam's a$$. I don't know how many times anyone has to explain this but Kabams bottom line isn't effected by what you spend. Kabam is funded by Netmarble, they're the parent company. Whatever you spend, it goes to them. Netmarble then pays for everything. We didn't get the dev diaries because of the threat to boycott, we got them because of the feedback people provided to Kabam. The community has done this a few times. One of the other major times is when AW diversity was announced to be removed. Other times are like The Hood and Gully buffs. 12.0 was the one true boycott that worked and rightfully so but mainly only because the game was smaller back then.
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. The issue here is the lack of communication from Kabam. If they were more proactive, there would far less outcry from the community And they did not add nearly enough compared to what a lot of people lost Just curious but how much was lost in your terms? As an example- I have 2 people in my BG that normally use zero items (maybe one every few weeks). Both boss killers and skilled players. One finished with 4/15 items the other with 5/15 items. That’s just one day. It’s been similar all 4 days. The compensation is nowhere near enough when you add in the frustration. Ok, so next question. If they don't use items, what happened to the stockpile they should have from 2 months worth of comp packages we've been getting each week? If they normally use zero items, shouldn't they have them maxed and in the overflow? First off, those are 2 of the better players, so you can imagine the other 8 players are much worse off. Second off, to your point, those resources expire so it’s not like there’s a massive stockpile. Bottom line I have multiple players in my bg that used units they were saving and are ready to leave. Here’s some comments in our chat- yup, went from going almost using no items daily to using multiple to almost the limit of items every day this week. Not a good look for Kabam once again. SmhThis new AQ is ridiculous. I don't think that compensation they just gave us was enough 😩 Like we have some of our best boss killer level players that clean house in war struggling with non boss fights. That’s how bad it is This is just from the last day. You can defend them all you want but I guarantee you are in the minority and This isn’t going well for Kabam. I'm not defending them. I think there probably should be more and likely will be after the cycle ends. We've been getting comp for AQ and AW now for a long time. Just trying to see where it all goes. Except that we've seen in the past that boycotts at least help to get them to listen and communicate, usually short lived though. If poor performance on sales means cutbacks or job losses that might be enough to light a fire under their a$$ to do better so as to not lose their jobs. 12.0 was the only boycott to actually work. No other "boycott" actually worked because there wasn't any follow through on the communities side. I already know you feel that way but I bet to differ. Last year's, we'll call it threat of, boycott bright about at least good communication and some changes from Kabam. The result was their big roadmap and at least a promise to do better. Like I said, only 1 boycott, 12.0. Whatever man. You've missed the point entirely. Boycott or not, community outrage making Kabam worry that their bottom line might suffer works. If nobody ever speaks up nothing will ever change.Get your head out of Kabam's a$$.
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. The issue here is the lack of communication from Kabam. If they were more proactive, there would far less outcry from the community And they did not add nearly enough compared to what a lot of people lost Just curious but how much was lost in your terms? As an example- I have 2 people in my BG that normally use zero items (maybe one every few weeks). Both boss killers and skilled players. One finished with 4/15 items the other with 5/15 items. That’s just one day. It’s been similar all 4 days. The compensation is nowhere near enough when you add in the frustration. Ok, so next question. If they don't use items, what happened to the stockpile they should have from 2 months worth of comp packages we've been getting each week? If they normally use zero items, shouldn't they have them maxed and in the overflow? First off, those are 2 of the better players, so you can imagine the other 8 players are much worse off. Second off, to your point, those resources expire so it’s not like there’s a massive stockpile. Bottom line I have multiple players in my bg that used units they were saving and are ready to leave. Here’s some comments in our chat- yup, went from going almost using no items daily to using multiple to almost the limit of items every day this week. Not a good look for Kabam once again. SmhThis new AQ is ridiculous. I don't think that compensation they just gave us was enough 😩 Like we have some of our best boss killer level players that clean house in war struggling with non boss fights. That’s how bad it is This is just from the last day. You can defend them all you want but I guarantee you are in the minority and This isn’t going well for Kabam. I'm not defending them. I think there probably should be more and likely will be after the cycle ends. We've been getting comp for AQ and AW now for a long time. Just trying to see where it all goes. Except that we've seen in the past that boycotts at least help to get them to listen and communicate, usually short lived though. If poor performance on sales means cutbacks or job losses that might be enough to light a fire under their a$$ to do better so as to not lose their jobs. 12.0 was the only boycott to actually work. No other "boycott" actually worked because there wasn't any follow through on the communities side. I already know you feel that way but I bet to differ. Last year's, we'll call it threat of, boycott bright about at least good communication and some changes from Kabam. The result was their big roadmap and at least a promise to do better. Like I said, only 1 boycott, 12.0.
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. The issue here is the lack of communication from Kabam. If they were more proactive, there would far less outcry from the community And they did not add nearly enough compared to what a lot of people lost Just curious but how much was lost in your terms? As an example- I have 2 people in my BG that normally use zero items (maybe one every few weeks). Both boss killers and skilled players. One finished with 4/15 items the other with 5/15 items. That’s just one day. It’s been similar all 4 days. The compensation is nowhere near enough when you add in the frustration. Ok, so next question. If they don't use items, what happened to the stockpile they should have from 2 months worth of comp packages we've been getting each week? If they normally use zero items, shouldn't they have them maxed and in the overflow? First off, those are 2 of the better players, so you can imagine the other 8 players are much worse off. Second off, to your point, those resources expire so it’s not like there’s a massive stockpile. Bottom line I have multiple players in my bg that used units they were saving and are ready to leave. Here’s some comments in our chat- yup, went from going almost using no items daily to using multiple to almost the limit of items every day this week. Not a good look for Kabam once again. SmhThis new AQ is ridiculous. I don't think that compensation they just gave us was enough 😩 Like we have some of our best boss killer level players that clean house in war struggling with non boss fights. That’s how bad it is This is just from the last day. You can defend them all you want but I guarantee you are in the minority and This isn’t going well for Kabam. I'm not defending them. I think there probably should be more and likely will be after the cycle ends. We've been getting comp for AQ and AW now for a long time. Just trying to see where it all goes. Except that we've seen in the past that boycotts at least help to get them to listen and communicate, usually short lived though. If poor performance on sales means cutbacks or job losses that might be enough to light a fire under their a$$ to do better so as to not lose their jobs. 12.0 was the only boycott to actually work. No other "boycott" actually worked because there wasn't any follow through on the communities side. I already know you feel that way but I bet to differ. Last year's, we'll call it threat of, boycott bright about at least good communication and some changes from Kabam. The result was their big roadmap and at least a promise to do better.
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. The issue here is the lack of communication from Kabam. If they were more proactive, there would far less outcry from the community And they did not add nearly enough compared to what a lot of people lost Just curious but how much was lost in your terms? As an example- I have 2 people in my BG that normally use zero items (maybe one every few weeks). Both boss killers and skilled players. One finished with 4/15 items the other with 5/15 items. That’s just one day. It’s been similar all 4 days. The compensation is nowhere near enough when you add in the frustration. Ok, so next question. If they don't use items, what happened to the stockpile they should have from 2 months worth of comp packages we've been getting each week? If they normally use zero items, shouldn't they have them maxed and in the overflow? First off, those are 2 of the better players, so you can imagine the other 8 players are much worse off. Second off, to your point, those resources expire so it’s not like there’s a massive stockpile. Bottom line I have multiple players in my bg that used units they were saving and are ready to leave. Here’s some comments in our chat- yup, went from going almost using no items daily to using multiple to almost the limit of items every day this week. Not a good look for Kabam once again. SmhThis new AQ is ridiculous. I don't think that compensation they just gave us was enough 😩 Like we have some of our best boss killer level players that clean house in war struggling with non boss fights. That’s how bad it is This is just from the last day. You can defend them all you want but I guarantee you are in the minority and This isn’t going well for Kabam. I'm not defending them. I think there probably should be more and likely will be after the cycle ends. We've been getting comp for AQ and AW now for a long time. Just trying to see where it all goes. Except that we've seen in the past that boycotts at least help to get them to listen and communicate, usually short lived though. If poor performance on sales means cutbacks or job losses that might be enough to light a fire under their a$$ to do better so as to not lose their jobs. 12.0 was the only boycott to actually work. No other "boycott" actually worked because there wasn't any follow through on the communities side.
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. The issue here is the lack of communication from Kabam. If they were more proactive, there would far less outcry from the community And they did not add nearly enough compared to what a lot of people lost Just curious but how much was lost in your terms? As an example- I have 2 people in my BG that normally use zero items (maybe one every few weeks). Both boss killers and skilled players. One finished with 4/15 items the other with 5/15 items. That’s just one day. It’s been similar all 4 days. The compensation is nowhere near enough when you add in the frustration. Ok, so next question. If they don't use items, what happened to the stockpile they should have from 2 months worth of comp packages we've been getting each week? If they normally use zero items, shouldn't they have them maxed and in the overflow? First off, those are 2 of the better players, so you can imagine the other 8 players are much worse off. Second off, to your point, those resources expire so it’s not like there’s a massive stockpile. Bottom line I have multiple players in my bg that used units they were saving and are ready to leave. Here’s some comments in our chat- yup, went from going almost using no items daily to using multiple to almost the limit of items every day this week. Not a good look for Kabam once again. SmhThis new AQ is ridiculous. I don't think that compensation they just gave us was enough 😩 Like we have some of our best boss killer level players that clean house in war struggling with non boss fights. That’s how bad it is This is just from the last day. You can defend them all you want but I guarantee you are in the minority and This isn’t going well for Kabam. I'm not defending them. I think there probably should be more and likely will be after the cycle ends. We've been getting comp for AQ and AW now for a long time. Just trying to see where it all goes. Except that we've seen in the past that boycotts at least help to get them to listen and communicate, usually short lived though. If poor performance on sales means cutbacks or job losses that might be enough to light a fire under their a$$ to do better so as to not lose their jobs.
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. The issue here is the lack of communication from Kabam. If they were more proactive, there would far less outcry from the community And they did not add nearly enough compared to what a lot of people lost Just curious but how much was lost in your terms? As an example- I have 2 people in my BG that normally use zero items (maybe one every few weeks). Both boss killers and skilled players. One finished with 4/15 items the other with 5/15 items. That’s just one day. It’s been similar all 4 days. The compensation is nowhere near enough when you add in the frustration. Ok, so next question. If they don't use items, what happened to the stockpile they should have from 2 months worth of comp packages we've been getting each week? If they normally use zero items, shouldn't they have them maxed and in the overflow? First off, those are 2 of the better players, so you can imagine the other 8 players are much worse off. Second off, to your point, those resources expire so it’s not like there’s a massive stockpile. Bottom line I have multiple players in my bg that used units they were saving and are ready to leave. Here’s some comments in our chat- yup, went from going almost using no items daily to using multiple to almost the limit of items every day this week. Not a good look for Kabam once again. SmhThis new AQ is ridiculous. I don't think that compensation they just gave us was enough 😩 Like we have some of our best boss killer level players that clean house in war struggling with non boss fights. That’s how bad it is This is just from the last day. You can defend them all you want but I guarantee you are in the minority and This isn’t going well for Kabam. I'm not defending them. I think there probably should be more and likely will be after the cycle ends. We've been getting comp for AQ and AW now for a long time. Just trying to see where it all goes.
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. The issue here is the lack of communication from Kabam. If they were more proactive, there would far less outcry from the community And they did not add nearly enough compared to what a lot of people lost Just curious but how much was lost in your terms? As an example- I have 2 people in my BG that normally use zero items (maybe one every few weeks). Both boss killers and skilled players. One finished with 4/15 items the other with 5/15 items. That’s just one day. It’s been similar all 4 days. The compensation is nowhere near enough when you add in the frustration. Ok, so next question. If they don't use items, what happened to the stockpile they should have from 2 months worth of comp packages we've been getting each week? If they normally use zero items, shouldn't they have them maxed and in the overflow? First off, those are 2 of the better players, so you can imagine the other 8 players are much worse off. Second off, to your point, those resources expire so it’s not like there’s a massive stockpile. Bottom line I have multiple players in my bg that used units they were saving and are ready to leave. Here’s some comments in our chat- yup, went from going almost using no items daily to using multiple to almost the limit of items every day this week. Not a good look for Kabam once again. SmhThis new AQ is ridiculous. I don't think that compensation they just gave us was enough 😩 Like we have some of our best boss killer level players that clean house in war struggling with non boss fights. That’s how bad it is This is just from the last day. You can defend them all you want but I guarantee you are in the minority and This isn’t going well for Kabam.
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. The issue here is the lack of communication from Kabam. If they were more proactive, there would far less outcry from the community And they did not add nearly enough compared to what a lot of people lost Just curious but how much was lost in your terms? As an example- I have 2 people in my BG that normally use zero items (maybe one every few weeks). Both boss killers and skilled players. One finished with 4/15 items the other with 5/15 items. That’s just one day. It’s been similar all 4 days. The compensation is nowhere near enough when you add in the frustration. Ok, so next question. If they don't use items, what happened to the stockpile they should have from 2 months worth of comp packages we've been getting each week? If they normally use zero items, shouldn't they have them maxed and in the overflow?
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. The issue here is the lack of communication from Kabam. If they were more proactive, there would far less outcry from the community And they did not add nearly enough compared to what a lot of people lost Just curious but how much was lost in your terms? As an example- I have 2 people in my BG that normally use zero items (maybe one every few weeks). Both boss killers and skilled players. One finished with 4/15 items the other with 5/15 items. That’s just one day. It’s been similar all 4 days. The compensation is nowhere near enough when you add in the frustration.
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. The issue here is the lack of communication from Kabam. If they were more proactive, there would far less outcry from the community And they did not add nearly enough compared to what a lot of people lost Just curious but how much was lost in your terms?
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. The issue here is the lack of communication from Kabam. If they were more proactive, there would far less outcry from the community And they did not add nearly enough compared to what a lot of people lost
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. The issue here is the lack of communication from Kabam. If they were more proactive, there would far less outcry from the community
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return.
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. The issue here is the lack of communication from Kabam. If they were more proactive, there would far less outcry from the community And they did not add nearly enough compared to what a lot of people lost Just curious but how much was lost in your terms? As an example- I have 2 people in my BG that normally use zero items (maybe one every few weeks). Both boss killers and skilled players. One finished with 4/15 items the other with 5/15 items. That’s just one day. It’s been similar all 4 days. The compensation is nowhere near enough when you add in the frustration. Ok, so next question. If they don't use items, what happened to the stockpile they should have from 2 months worth of comp packages we've been getting each week? If they normally use zero items, shouldn't they have them maxed and in the overflow? First off, those are 2 of the better players, so you can imagine the other 8 players are much worse off. Second off, to your point, those resources expire so it’s not like there’s a massive stockpile. Bottom line I have multiple players in my bg that used units they were saving and are ready to leave. Here’s some comments in our chat- yup, went from going almost using no items daily to using multiple to almost the limit of items every day this week. Not a good look for Kabam once again. SmhThis new AQ is ridiculous. I don't think that compensation they just gave us was enough 😩 Like we have some of our best boss killer level players that clean house in war struggling with non boss fights. That’s how bad it is This is just from the last day. You can defend them all you want but I guarantee you are in the minority and This isn’t going well for Kabam. I'm not defending them. I think there probably should be more and likely will be after the cycle ends. We've been getting comp for AQ and AW now for a long time. Just trying to see where it all goes. Except that we've seen in the past that boycotts at least help to get them to listen and communicate, usually short lived though. If poor performance on sales means cutbacks or job losses that might be enough to light a fire under their a$$ to do better so as to not lose their jobs. 12.0 was the only boycott to actually work. No other "boycott" actually worked because there wasn't any follow through on the communities side. I already know you feel that way but I bet to differ. Last year's, we'll call it threat of, boycott bright about at least good communication and some changes from Kabam. The result was their big roadmap and at least a promise to do better. Like I said, only 1 boycott, 12.0. Whatever man. You've missed the point entirely. Boycott or not, community outrage making Kabam worry that their bottom line might suffer works. If nobody ever speaks up nothing will ever change.Get your head out of Kabam's a$$. I don't know how many times anyone has to explain this but Kabams bottom line isn't effected by what you spend. Kabam is funded by Netmarble, they're the parent company. Whatever you spend, it goes to them. Netmarble then pays for everything. We didn't get the dev diaries because of the threat to boycott, we got them because of the feedback people provided to Kabam. The community has done this a few times. One of the other major times is when AW diversity was announced to be removed. Other times are like The Hood and Gully buffs. 12.0 was the one true boycott that worked and rightfully so but mainly only because the game was smaller back then. I am confused. You seem to be intentionally misunderstanding the fact that what people are saying, whether they use the name Kabam because they don't know Netmarble owns them or just say Netmarble makes no difference, is that if less money is earned by the game maybe the people cutting the checks will decide to put more in for more/better employees who can improve things with the game so that they can start earning more money off of it again. It also might encourage them to improve their treatment of the players and forum members since that is probably the cheapest/zero cost way to make an immediate impact. If Kabam got to keep the money and had to pay the salaries of hiring more people or if Netmarble gets it and has to pay the same salaries is irrelevant to the concept people are talking about when they suggest not spending as a means of changing things. The assertion that they need to jump to our feet because we pay their salaries is Karen-esque. Yes, we have every right to voice our concerns. Yes, we have every right to ask for better communication. Making indignant demands helps no one.
Honestly the comp is pretty worthless. You get dinged for using revives and health potions in war. Loyalty isn't worth hardly anything except buying a 1000 loyalty crystal every day. The map crystals are for t4b and t4 colored catalyst that really Cav and up have plenty of anyway. It's stupid for the higher map crystals to not have t5b and t5 colored catalyst parts in them.
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. I'm going out on a limb here and guessing that anyone who still plays this game has no expectation of perfection. By virtue of playing despite the consistent missteps and miscalculations of the game team over the past year or whatever, the remaining players give a ton of leeway. The expectation is that the integral, daily gameplay runs properly without added complication or stress, because that's what we play to escape from.
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. The issue here is the lack of communication from Kabam. If they were more proactive, there would far less outcry from the community And they did not add nearly enough compared to what a lot of people lost Just curious but how much was lost in your terms? As an example- I have 2 people in my BG that normally use zero items (maybe one every few weeks). Both boss killers and skilled players. One finished with 4/15 items the other with 5/15 items. That’s just one day. It’s been similar all 4 days. The compensation is nowhere near enough when you add in the frustration. Ok, so next question. If they don't use items, what happened to the stockpile they should have from 2 months worth of comp packages we've been getting each week? If they normally use zero items, shouldn't they have them maxed and in the overflow? First off, those are 2 of the better players, so you can imagine the other 8 players are much worse off. Second off, to your point, those resources expire so it’s not like there’s a massive stockpile. Bottom line I have multiple players in my bg that used units they were saving and are ready to leave. Here’s some comments in our chat- yup, went from going almost using no items daily to using multiple to almost the limit of items every day this week. Not a good look for Kabam once again. SmhThis new AQ is ridiculous. I don't think that compensation they just gave us was enough 😩 Like we have some of our best boss killer level players that clean house in war struggling with non boss fights. That’s how bad it is This is just from the last day. You can defend them all you want but I guarantee you are in the minority and This isn’t going well for Kabam. I'm not defending them. I think there probably should be more and likely will be after the cycle ends. We've been getting comp for AQ and AW now for a long time. Just trying to see where it all goes. Except that we've seen in the past that boycotts at least help to get them to listen and communicate, usually short lived though. If poor performance on sales means cutbacks or job losses that might be enough to light a fire under their a$$ to do better so as to not lose their jobs. 12.0 was the only boycott to actually work. No other "boycott" actually worked because there wasn't any follow through on the communities side. I already know you feel that way but I bet to differ. Last year's, we'll call it threat of, boycott bright about at least good communication and some changes from Kabam. The result was their big roadmap and at least a promise to do better. Like I said, only 1 boycott, 12.0. Whatever man. You've missed the point entirely. Boycott or not, community outrage making Kabam worry that their bottom line might suffer works. If nobody ever speaks up nothing will ever change.Get your head out of Kabam's a$$. I don't know how many times anyone has to explain this but Kabams bottom line isn't effected by what you spend. Kabam is funded by Netmarble, they're the parent company. Whatever you spend, it goes to them. Netmarble then pays for everything. We didn't get the dev diaries because of the threat to boycott, we got them because of the feedback people provided to Kabam. The community has done this a few times. One of the other major times is when AW diversity was announced to be removed. Other times are like The Hood and Gully buffs. 12.0 was the one true boycott that worked and rightfully so but mainly only because the game was smaller back then. I am confused. You seem to be intentionally misunderstanding the fact that what people are saying, whether they use the name Kabam because they don't know Netmarble owns them or just say Netmarble makes no difference, is that if less money is earned by the game maybe the people cutting the checks will decide to put more in for more/better employees who can improve things with the game so that they can start earning more money off of it again. It also might encourage them to improve their treatment of the players and forum members since that is probably the cheapest/zero cost way to make an immediate impact. If Kabam got to keep the money and had to pay the salaries of hiring more people or if Netmarble gets it and has to pay the same salaries is irrelevant to the concept people are talking about when they suggest not spending as a means of changing things. The assertion that they need to jump to our feet because we pay their salaries is Karen-esque. Yes, we have every right to voice our concerns. Yes, we have every right to ask for better communication. Making indignant demands helps no one. Are you kidding me with calling me a Karen? First off, I am not suggesting any course of action at all, I was merely attempting to explain my interpretation of what the people who ARE saying people shouldn't spend to get the powers that be's attention are trying to accomplish and the reason they think that course of action makes sense to those who are saying that not spending doesn't help. Second of all, I never said that Kabam or Netmarble have to "jump to our feet" (I have never heard the concept I think you are expressing phrased that way) or that we pay their salaries. The point I was making was that I believe a lot of people, especially those talking about not spending because of the increasing problems, think things might improve with more resources (time, money, staffing, etc) being put into the game which as I said before I believe is part of the concept people are saying might occur if Kabam/Netmarble see a decrease in player satisfaction registered in one of the main ways they care about..... player spending. They might then be willing to bring on more help to improve things, which actually would be the opposite of what you were basically implying I was threatening because the threat of saying I pay your salary carries the implication that I can stop paying your salary too in addition to the meaning that you should make me happy because of it. This would result in MORE people getting paid by Kabam/Netmarble, not less, so don't put words, meanings and threats in my mouth that I didn't explicitly make.Lastly, I made ZERO demands and said nothing indignantly so find someone else's post to attack please.
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. I'm going out on a limb here and guessing that anyone who still plays this game has no expectation of perfection. By virtue of playing despite the consistent missteps and miscalculations of the game team over the past year or whatever, the remaining players give a ton of leeway. The expectation is that the integral, daily gameplay runs properly without added complication or stress, because that's what we play to escape from. We all WANT the game to run without complications. Both us and them. We all want the game to run smoothly. Which means they're not in the business of intentionally putting out a faulty product. What I was speaking to, was the demand that because we "pay their salaries", we are entitled to demands. It's a bit callous. And also, that's not what you're speaking to in the quote I chose. I chose it specifically because that was the one on topic, rather than trying to change the subject using the kids hip lingo.
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. I'm going out on a limb here and guessing that anyone who still plays this game has no expectation of perfection. By virtue of playing despite the consistent missteps and miscalculations of the game team over the past year or whatever, the remaining players give a ton of leeway. The expectation is that the integral, daily gameplay runs properly without added complication or stress, because that's what we play to escape from. We all WANT the game to run without complications. Both us and them. We all want the game to run smoothly. Which means they're not in the business of intentionally putting out a faulty product. What I was speaking to, was the demand that because we "pay their salaries", we are entitled to demands. It's a bit callous.
Yeah same. Just double the potions and revives
It's the most immediate gesture they could do. The package was already set up, so they could add extra. It's possible they are discussing other options. It hasn't been resolved yet. Still, that doesn't mean it's fair to ignore the efforts they're making. It's one thing to expect standards. It's another to expect perfection and give no leeway in return. The issue here is the lack of communication from Kabam. If they were more proactive, there would far less outcry from the community And they did not add nearly enough compared to what a lot of people lost Just curious but how much was lost in your terms? As an example- I have 2 people in my BG that normally use zero items (maybe one every few weeks). Both boss killers and skilled players. One finished with 4/15 items the other with 5/15 items. That’s just one day. It’s been similar all 4 days. The compensation is nowhere near enough when you add in the frustration. Ok, so next question. If they don't use items, what happened to the stockpile they should have from 2 months worth of comp packages we've been getting each week? If they normally use zero items, shouldn't they have them maxed and in the overflow? First off, those are 2 of the better players, so you can imagine the other 8 players are much worse off. Second off, to your point, those resources expire so it’s not like there’s a massive stockpile. Bottom line I have multiple players in my bg that used units they were saving and are ready to leave. Here’s some comments in our chat- yup, went from going almost using no items daily to using multiple to almost the limit of items every day this week. Not a good look for Kabam once again. SmhThis new AQ is ridiculous. I don't think that compensation they just gave us was enough 😩 Like we have some of our best boss killer level players that clean house in war struggling with non boss fights. That’s how bad it is This is just from the last day. You can defend them all you want but I guarantee you are in the minority and This isn’t going well for Kabam. I'm not defending them. I think there probably should be more and likely will be after the cycle ends. We've been getting comp for AQ and AW now for a long time. Just trying to see where it all goes. Except that we've seen in the past that boycotts at least help to get them to listen and communicate, usually short lived though. If poor performance on sales means cutbacks or job losses that might be enough to light a fire under their a$$ to do better so as to not lose their jobs. 12.0 was the only boycott to actually work. No other "boycott" actually worked because there wasn't any follow through on the communities side. I already know you feel that way but I bet to differ. Last year's, we'll call it threat of, boycott bright about at least good communication and some changes from Kabam. The result was their big roadmap and at least a promise to do better. Like I said, only 1 boycott, 12.0. Whatever man. You've missed the point entirely. Boycott or not, community outrage making Kabam worry that their bottom line might suffer works. If nobody ever speaks up nothing will ever change.Get your head out of Kabam's a$$. I don't know how many times anyone has to explain this but Kabams bottom line isn't effected by what you spend. Kabam is funded by Netmarble, they're the parent company. Whatever you spend, it goes to them. Netmarble then pays for everything. We didn't get the dev diaries because of the threat to boycott, we got them because of the feedback people provided to Kabam. The community has done this a few times. One of the other major times is when AW diversity was announced to be removed. Other times are like The Hood and Gully buffs. 12.0 was the one true boycott that worked and rightfully so but mainly only because the game was smaller back then. I am confused. You seem to be intentionally misunderstanding the fact that what people are saying, whether they use the name Kabam because they don't know Netmarble owns them or just say Netmarble makes no difference, is that if less money is earned by the game maybe the people cutting the checks will decide to put more in for more/better employees who can improve things with the game so that they can start earning more money off of it again. It also might encourage them to improve their treatment of the players and forum members since that is probably the cheapest/zero cost way to make an immediate impact. If Kabam got to keep the money and had to pay the salaries of hiring more people or if Netmarble gets it and has to pay the same salaries is irrelevant to the concept people are talking about when they suggest not spending as a means of changing things. The assertion that they need to jump to our feet because we pay their salaries is Karen-esque. Yes, we have every right to voice our concerns. Yes, we have every right to ask for better communication. Making indignant demands helps no one. Are you kidding me with calling me a Karen? First off, I am not suggesting any course of action at all, I was merely attempting to explain my interpretation of what the people who ARE saying people shouldn't spend to get the powers that be's attention are trying to accomplish and the reason they think that course of action makes sense to those who are saying that not spending doesn't help. Second of all, I never said that Kabam or Netmarble have to "jump to our feet" (I have never heard the concept I think you are expressing phrased that way) or that we pay their salaries. The point I was making was that I believe a lot of people, especially those talking about not spending because of the increasing problems, think things might improve with more resources (time, money, staffing, etc) being put into the game which as I said before I believe is part of the concept people are saying might occur if Kabam/Netmarble see a decrease in player satisfaction registered in one of the main ways they care about..... player spending. They might then be willing to bring on more help to improve things, which actually would be the opposite of what you were basically implying I was threatening because the threat of saying I pay your salary carries the implication that I can stop paying your salary too in addition to the meaning that you should make me happy because of it. This would result in MORE people getting paid by Kabam/Netmarble, not less, so don't put words, meanings and threats in my mouth that I didn't explicitly make.Lastly, I made ZERO demands and said nothing indignantly so find someone else's post to attack please. 1. I wasn't calling you a Karen. I said the statement was Karen-esque. 2. The subject which we both were discussing was what I was addressing, not you or your comment personally3. Said statements about "paying someone's salary" are what I was commenting on, and my views about the whole assertion that money is the deciding factor in these circumstances, still stand. Spending, or withholding spending, will not make issues be resolved any faster. 4. Anyone who presumes to claim they pay someone's salary had best be their employer, otherwise such statements are arrogantly false.
Yeah same. Just double the potions and revives Are we talking AQ potions and revives? I'm just trying to understand what they gave extra, if anything. I never paid that close attention to the AQ packages because they are not that valuable anyways.