When my Dash intercepts inexplicably fail, that's exactly what it feels like: like I whiffed an attack that years of perception have taught me should land.
I really do think there's an issue (as do Kabam, apparently): I'm pretty aware of my own fallibility. And when I throw an unintended Heavy or fail a Dex, my short-term proprioceptive memory usually tells me that my finger stuttered, or came down a fraction slow, or something.
When the vast majority of fails/errors occur, I know it's because I've tapped or stroked the screen slightly wrong.
This feels different.
I agree with this. Usually you know in your gut and you're annoyed at yourself, but the game is an easier target. I'm in a humid environment, often get issues where the swipe isn't smooth or residual moisture messes with detection.
That same memory that gives us that gut feel we screwed up, also tells us when we haven't.
Ok, but I just watched MSD's 4-hour live stream of full exploration of the Epoch of Pain and he seemed to have no issue successfully intercepting the top-tier AI defenders left and right.
We aren't all using the same devices, which means we aren't all experiencing the same issues. As someone that works with mobile devs; there are issues with functional parity between iOS and Android even in business applications.
Now you throw in that this is a game and its sensitivity to differences in device specifications will be even greater, you can understand why some users have a much bigger problem than others. In all fairness to Kabam, it makes it much harder to resolve. But at some point, this problem wasn't a problem, and they need to get back to that.
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That same memory that gives us that gut feel we screwed up, also tells us when we haven't.
Now you throw in that this is a game and its sensitivity to differences in device specifications will be even greater, you can understand why some users have a much bigger problem than others. In all fairness to Kabam, it makes it much harder to resolve. But at some point, this problem wasn't a problem, and they need to get back to that.