A fair constructive well behaved discussion/warning to Kabam
PT_99
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Long rant, i know everyone is frustrated, so am I.
I just want to discuss the thoughts process during the previous meeting before introducing another nerf to revive farming because players are "using" revives to progress the end game content, which btw is no easy task when paired with lag, wonky AI, parry fails, AI parrying mid combo and throwing specials mid combos along with modders on full frenzy, lags, lvl 45 accounts with legend titles and Abyss badge plus never ending BG bugs from past few weeks yet there's no fix with a response other than, "we are looking into it."
Maybe introduce a 15-20 item use cap in Carina challenges, EOP, boss fights in story if you guys are so worried about revive spam, if farmers are getting punished for using a game "feature" then unit spenders should also be treated equally.
There's already a item use cap in AW and AQ.
It'll make much more sense to introduce revive limits in specific parts of game, to actually make it feel challenging.
You guys know that players are unhappy from past good weeks due to frenzy of hackers in BG, literally every hacker in global chat is showing off it's Legend and Abyss badge with 45 level account and what you guys do? Kick the innocent players in balls repeatedly by taking away 10 glasses of water (revives) and in return give back 1 plastic water bottle with a quantity of not even 2 glasses. If you guys are taking away something so glorious then at least give 50% of it back?
This behaviour of nerfing will just introduce more modders to game because it's either players spend on units or spend on mods, mods that are evolving faster than anti-cheat system.
What makes you guys think these changes will make f2p players start buying Odin units, no they'll simply just quit it out
And if game starts to die, content creators will find something new, please I'm requesting you to think about it with open mind.
I'm just assuming this part but the most money you guys are making from is daily paragon/TB deals, nexus crystals from shops, summoner sigils, new heros in unit shops and big 3 offers deals every year, i myself as a student was saving up cash to buy stuff on big yearly deals but if this thing continues, the decision to spend on this game keeps getting harder.
I can't just imagine there's someone out there buying Odin bags on repeat to play the game, other than content creators and whales.
Please, don't kill farming, it's backbone of every country and game, introduce item use caps in specific harder content, focus on fixing the AI and bugs, tackling hackers instead of shoving middle fingers up the throats of innocent players.
But i know this stuff will only fall in deaf ears, so peace out boys and girls, i think we are simple marching towards the inevitable "end game" of MCOC unless this all turns out to be a prank for APRIL FOOLS !!!
I just want to discuss the thoughts process during the previous meeting before introducing another nerf to revive farming because players are "using" revives to progress the end game content, which btw is no easy task when paired with lag, wonky AI, parry fails, AI parrying mid combo and throwing specials mid combos along with modders on full frenzy, lags, lvl 45 accounts with legend titles and Abyss badge plus never ending BG bugs from past few weeks yet there's no fix with a response other than, "we are looking into it."
Maybe introduce a 15-20 item use cap in Carina challenges, EOP, boss fights in story if you guys are so worried about revive spam, if farmers are getting punished for using a game "feature" then unit spenders should also be treated equally.
There's already a item use cap in AW and AQ.
It'll make much more sense to introduce revive limits in specific parts of game, to actually make it feel challenging.
You guys know that players are unhappy from past good weeks due to frenzy of hackers in BG, literally every hacker in global chat is showing off it's Legend and Abyss badge with 45 level account and what you guys do? Kick the innocent players in balls repeatedly by taking away 10 glasses of water (revives) and in return give back 1 plastic water bottle with a quantity of not even 2 glasses. If you guys are taking away something so glorious then at least give 50% of it back?
This behaviour of nerfing will just introduce more modders to game because it's either players spend on units or spend on mods, mods that are evolving faster than anti-cheat system.
What makes you guys think these changes will make f2p players start buying Odin units, no they'll simply just quit it out
And if game starts to die, content creators will find something new, please I'm requesting you to think about it with open mind.
I'm just assuming this part but the most money you guys are making from is daily paragon/TB deals, nexus crystals from shops, summoner sigils, new heros in unit shops and big 3 offers deals every year, i myself as a student was saving up cash to buy stuff on big yearly deals but if this thing continues, the decision to spend on this game keeps getting harder.
I can't just imagine there's someone out there buying Odin bags on repeat to play the game, other than content creators and whales.
Please, don't kill farming, it's backbone of every country and game, introduce item use caps in specific harder content, focus on fixing the AI and bugs, tackling hackers instead of shoving middle fingers up the throats of innocent players.
But i know this stuff will only fall in deaf ears, so peace out boys and girls, i think we are simple marching towards the inevitable "end game" of MCOC unless this all turns out to be a prank for APRIL FOOLS !!!
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But it seems this company is keen on truly not keeping their players happy and giving a reason to go on. Who knows? We are probably already seeing the beginning of the end, and moves like these only add insult to injury. It’s not to say the dev team has not tried to keep the game going but they’re starting to forget what made this game the great game it was before all these new additions started to show us how much they don’t really care anymore.