Roll MCOC back to Pre 12.0
BCdiscman
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Judging by all the post here it seems like there are next to no players who are happy with the game play since the 12.0 update but maybe I am wrong and Then again maybe I am wrong and maybe KABAM/NetMarble just do not realize how many of us really want them to roll this game back to a version pre 12.0 (and how much more money they would make it they did -- if they even care). So I am starting a poll to see how many players want them to roll the game back to pre 12.0 and how many just want the bugs fixed but are happy with the The Challenge Ratings, Diminishing Returns, Nerfs on Top Champs, Flat Rates anf all the other post 12.0 changes.
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The whales may still be buying but when they are the only ones left playing that will end too
Guys obviously the forum trolls have made there way to the new forum. Make sure you are flagging them for spam.
They could get this into a cycle where the next update is being planned and tested, while the new one is rolled out. This would help immensely to reduce bugs, etc.
I think the information would actually be helpful not only for my knowledge but for Kabam. I believe they call it market research
First of all, your analogy sucks because we are talking about safety/regulatory things with automobile manufacturers. This is a game, not a life or death situation.
Secondly, when GM/Ford makes a recall, they don't "go back to the old system," they fix the new one. GM/Ford knows that the new system is better (that's why they changed it in the first place) it just has some issues to work out.
Personally I like the bulk of the 12.0 patch but there have definitely been far too many bugs. That's why kabam has hired more QA people to help combat these issues. Rolling back is simply not an option for a multitude of reasons. It's not happening so get over it.
First of all, your analogy sucks because we are talking about safety/regulatory things with automobile manufacturers. This is a game, not a life or death situation.
Secondly, when GM/Ford makes a recall, they don't "go back to the old system," they fix the new one. GM/Ford knows that the new system is better (that's why they changed it in the first place) it just has some issues to work out.
Personally I like the bulk of the 12.0 patch but there have definitely been far too many bugs. That's why kabam has hired more QA people to help combat these issues. Rolling back is simply not an option for a multitude of reasons. It's not happening so get over it.[/quote]
I agree. Once the bugs get fixed, this will be a great game. I liked 12.0 update and Kabam fixed some issues that players didn't like. They do get feedback from the select few that are beta testers so we just have to wait for them to fix the bugs
I doubt if that information would be particularly useful, because it is essentially impossible to do.
I'm not saying it is impossible to remove diminishing returns, or eliminate challenger rating. It is certainly possible to give champions their pre-12.0 stats back. But it is explicitly beyond any likely circumstance for Kabam to roll the game back to 11.x. Most of the gameplay bugs appear to be due to platform changes they cannot roll back, because it would mean tossing out all development code added since then and it would mean permanently locking themselves to a potentially unsupported platform. That's logistically catastrophic. It would be easier to make an entirely new game that just happened to look exactly like MCOC 11.x.
The content within it (and by content I mean the champions and their stats) would be easier to roll back, but there would be large complications to doing so and they would just have to redo all their balancing efforts from scratch, with potentially randomly different but equally unpleasant results. I don't see that happening either, because that would create all kinds of internal development nightmares.
You can still advocate for pushing the game back towards what it looked like in 11.x, a piece at a time. Not saying you're going to get it, but those are at least reasonable (in terms of being doable) requests. But asking for a rollback or asking people what their opinion on a rollback is, is not in my opinion going to generate any positive results, because it is asking for the practically impossible. It is not impossible to make any one particular change within the context of keeping everything else stable around it. But it is too easy to ignore a call for an impossible task, no matter how many players ask for it.