The silence is deafening

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Rivance#3976 wrote:

Going completely radio silent for a month right after releasing the game in a pretty rough state (lol@minions getting stuck every three feet on literally half the maps in the game) is certainly a choice.

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eldheim#2436 wrote:

You launched a game with 600.000 paying customers, did one patch after 10 days, then have left for three weeks.

You fixed one exploit, but not before the entire market and economy, which was already bad, was completely crashed.

A part of the player base are running around rich as f***, the other half can't get into any sort of gearing beyond SSF, which only gets people to final endgame if you have 250 hours of grinding available, or random super luck.
How is this catering to 600k players?

It's not even been a month, and you not only peaked, but you lost more than half of the paying player base.

There are a handful of mechanics in the game that is simply not working.
There are dozens of things most people blatantly dislike.

the graph of players quitting is growing steeper by the minute. You are bleeding players.

Respect your paying customers -YES PAYING, IT'S NOT "A FREE GAME", enough to at the very least address the issues and intent going onwards in a written statement.

Give us a roadmap, a reason to come back to the game. At this point I'm completely fed up with the entire studio.

No, most people do not have three weeks off for holidays over Xmas. Especially when they dropped a product 600k people paid for, EA or not, with glaring game breaking issues.

It's time to show us you care.

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koolfashion#6996 wrote:

I strongly believe that at least half of the company was working during this period except few days and we will see something big in coming days.

If anyone thinks that whole company left for 3 weeks after launching the biggest product of their lifes...you are in the wrong mindset.

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koolfashion#6996 wrote:

I strongly believe that at least half of the company was working during this period except few days and we will see something big in coming days.

If anyone thinks that whole company left for 3 weeks after launching the biggest product of their lifes...you are in the wrong mindset.

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koolfashion#6996 wrote:

I strongly believe that at least half of the company was working during this period except few days and we will see something big in coming days.

If anyone thinks that whole company left for 3 weeks after launching the biggest product of their lifes...you are in the wrong mindset.

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Rivance#3976 wrote:

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koolfashion#6996 wrote:

I strongly believe that at least half of the company was working during this period except few days and we will see something big in coming days.

If anyone thinks that whole company left for 3 weeks after launching the biggest product of their lifes...you are in the wrong mindset.

If that was true why not take, say, 30 minutes to write up a "we hear you, here's the next steps" post? Don't need a patch over the holidays, but a quick text update on what their plans are moving forward would go a long way.

I don't expect that post until like Wednesday at the earliest, they're probably going to have a lot of meetings monday/tuesday to go over the feedback and come up with an action plan. If they already had an action plan and were cooking up a big patch why not take the extra few minutes to outline the biggest changes they're working on?

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Tencent is developing the game?
Tencent has provided working capital.
That's "money" in laymans terms.

In my 30 year long career in Software Dev, I have never ever ever seen a pile of money code or debug any piece of software.

Tencent money is not doing the work.
The work is being done by a small team of developers, who (I again stress) are human and (I again stress) are deserving of HUMAN things like time off.

Their GAME (again I stress) is not mission critical.
Your hurt feelings about their game is not mission critical.

You are not entitled to deny other people their well deserved time off because you have strong feelings about a game.