* this game...
The last 2 seasons have been trash..and this new one takes the cake...* this game I hope all the servers world wipe * shutdown...trailer trash game...
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- @doWnmachine lol, relax mate 🙂
- @doWnmachine Perhaps you could join some of the conversations on here? Discuss what you want to see, what you'd like to see, what you like, what you don't like. What was your favorite parts of Season 2 and 3? What do you miss?
I know for a fact that EA and Respawn pay attention to these forums. If you make a solid point/case there is a chance your idea could influence future game development. So why not be constructive?
When there are issues, they often pay attention to the threads that discuss those issues. One that comes to mind specifically was the start of Season 3, the first ring was absolutely brutal. It was to fast for the size of WE and could be very difficult to make it out of alive. They asked for our opinions on it.. What could we see as improvements to it? Did we like the overall speed of the matches and so on. A few weeks later a nice update came out with some really solid adjustments to that issue. So why not join the conversations? lots of friendly people on here to have debates with. We'll all help you anytime you need advice or help as well. - @doWnmachine What would probably make you feel better is to take your PC/Console outside and beat it with a hammer. Hammer time!
I kid, I kid.. seriously though if you don't like the game don't play it. Making a post like that doesn't help, point out what the real problems you think are with decent detail and it may be considered. What i want to see is season 2-3-4 any of those brought back. Reroll all these pointless and ugly changes. It did nothng but anger the games population which should say a lot to the devs. The devs are most likely also taking hits from those above them for having such a horrible feedback season launch that cakes all others combined.
- @E9ine_AC what I don't get is why the devs keep focusing on what they want out of the game, not what the players want. What exactly is their goal here? To make a game that they can enjoy with a few of their buddies while everyone else quits? :D
...doesn't seem like a sound business strategy. Or do their internal analytics still say that everything is going great and the player base is growing? - @Romet6 I been checking the live player count every day about every hour. It on weekends and weekdays at this time averages around 1 million to 1.1 million in players online during that time. So the player count is about the same for previous seasons. I even checked the live player count the day the season launched to be shocked to see that only 1.1 million was online at that time. Even the new season did not bring people back or invite new players to try. It was still the same players logging in who have been.
That shows that if ur not following ur players request then u will have no game at the end lol... what is mostly killing the game for my friends and myself rn is forced squads and their stupid deremate "3 people" * that makes no point. I bet if their solos then the player base will rise bc 60% of people hates squads.
- @doWnmachine Tip: Dont go on fourms mad
- @YunoYukkisu can u tell plz how I can enjoy in game that's 60% of players die before first ring ?
the player-base also have their mistake with respawn @Romet6 I've talked about this before in a previous post, but basically game developers have to make a hard decision of prioritizing between their vision of how the game should be played, and how the population actually plays the game. For the most part, successful games veer more towards catering to enhancing their player base's established means of play, within reason. Thus they'll adapt their vision in order to better fit how the community actually plays.
An example of this would be Escape From Tarkov's recent change towards how loot works. Escape From Tarkov is a hardcore looter shooter which has you battling enemy AI and other players for survival, featuring realistic gun play, survival mechanics, a deep weapon customization system, and a free market economy system. But there exists something called a secure container, which you can put items in, and if you die, everything in said container stays with you. Everything outside the container is subject to be looted, and thus only the most prized possessions go in there. It's pretty small too, so you can't shove like, an entire AR into it.
So what ended up happening was a divide in the player base. You had people who ran around and shot others for loot (how the game was meant to be played) while others ran into raids with quite literally nothing at all, who memorized the most profitable spots per map, and ran straight to them to cram as much crap into their secure container as possible, and then either running to exit or dying. Eventually they patched loot so that way if you don't survive a raid, everything in your secure container becomes worthless. But I digress.
A three part (and IMO enjoyable) trilogy of Chads vs. Rats in Tarkov by Youtuber General Sam.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o286LaBz__Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PJepJ1J25A&t=60s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mva86sqqdT0&t=642s
In our case here, the developers believe that their vision of how the game should be played and enjoyed, far trumps any criticism that their player base has. While they do try to incorporate community feedback into their updates, they only seem to do so through small meaningless updates, instead of major changes. On top of this, due to the initial success of Apex, and the financial success it continues to be, as well as who their publisher is, Apex is in a crappy state where profits are taken as hard evidence that everything is going well.
