High level alliance players quitting

@Kabam Miike and @Kabam Jax

I have just had another paying player, paragon, large account quit, directly citing the revive change.

Alliances are the backbone of the game.

If we can't retain players because kabam is driving them away, the game may die pretty quickly.

The control issues have had a lot of people on tenterhooks and not happy with the state of the game.

Mainly people already paying to support the game, who don't want to pay *more*.

As an alliance leader, please take this as a direct plea to get ahead of this issue on communications.

If alliances can't be sustained, this may snowball.

The quit wave may even become a tsunami over the weekend.

Please.

Get something out on communications.

Comments

oldfootnewshoe

It has been a challenge keeping it together the past few months. When a key piece leaves you quickly find out recruiting is not what it once was. Lots of allies out there with 25 to 27 members this morning. You are not alone @Moosetiptronic

Pikolu

It's really hard to want to put in the effort to be a higher tier alliance. We lost about 10 people which forced us to basically all retire because the rewards from AQ and AW aren't worth all the effort to get them.

Colinwhitworth69

Another "the game is dying" post...

If you quit the game because of the revive change, then you weren't really invested to begin with.

Anyway, the revives being nerfed don't work in AW, AQ, and BG, and those are the primary alliance-related game modes, so why would this threaten alliances?

I am also against the revive plan and expect it to be changed in some way to limit revive farming, or to increase revive storage. There has to be a middle ground between unlimited revive farming and the nuclear bomb that Kabam has proposed.