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sirderekoflane
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I may get a lot of hate about this but I don’t care.
We as a player base need give Kabam some respect. We like to complain…about absolutely EVERYTHING! It takes a lot of work for things to be done and we need to give Kabam a break. Sure, there are a lot of things Kabam can do better, but everything that they do upsets someone. Too little rewards, too many rewards, too hard difficulty, too easy difficulty. We complain about it all. I can’t imagine how disheartening it is on Kabam’s end to hear all this.
As for parry and control issues…we can’t just say “fix the game” and have it fixed. Kabam is likely split up into teams who have different sets of skills. We can’t expect all those teams to work on fixing issues. We don’t ask someone who is in marketing to do computer work…it doesn’t happen. And as someone who looks at a lot of game development, it can take months to get a simple feature to work. Now imagine trying to rework the software entirely and have it function very similarly. That’s a lot of work. Not to mention the amount of people who will blame this issue for their shortcomings and mistakes is astounding.
Yes Kabam can do better, but we as a player base can do better by giving them the respect that they deserve and well constructed feedback rather than raging complaints. Peace out.
We as a player base need give Kabam some respect. We like to complain…about absolutely EVERYTHING! It takes a lot of work for things to be done and we need to give Kabam a break. Sure, there are a lot of things Kabam can do better, but everything that they do upsets someone. Too little rewards, too many rewards, too hard difficulty, too easy difficulty. We complain about it all. I can’t imagine how disheartening it is on Kabam’s end to hear all this.
As for parry and control issues…we can’t just say “fix the game” and have it fixed. Kabam is likely split up into teams who have different sets of skills. We can’t expect all those teams to work on fixing issues. We don’t ask someone who is in marketing to do computer work…it doesn’t happen. And as someone who looks at a lot of game development, it can take months to get a simple feature to work. Now imagine trying to rework the software entirely and have it function very similarly. That’s a lot of work. Not to mention the amount of people who will blame this issue for their shortcomings and mistakes is astounding.
Yes Kabam can do better, but we as a player base can do better by giving them the respect that they deserve and well constructed feedback rather than raging complaints. Peace out.
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if the community is complaining it's because something is wrong, if this is constant, kabam is constantly making wrong decisions
However, I have to strongly disagree about the faulty game mechanics. If you offer paid services, you should also have a working platform, it'd be kinda rude to let people pay for stuff that doesn't work. Imagine buying a car that can't drive, witha promise of it being fixed somewhen. That's just silly.
And yes, rewriting the engine from scratch is a tough nut to crack, but that's not enough to justify 7 months of continuous issues that only add up (last July, parry-dex was pretty much the only issuee. This January the issues were: parry, dex, randomly thrown attacks without input and various champs' not working immunities, as well as the "duplicate placement" in AW). The 7 months had 148 work days in Canada, isn't that enough for a large team of people to get it done? Kabam is no small, basement team of devs, they are a giant company with a big team of experts.