Well they had the feedback loop on here, then that got put on the backburner. EA has had 3 surveys now, though I don't know if they actually used the information because nothing changed.
One big factor in a Q&A is, can they even ask the right questions?
The game is so far off from an actual BF game that it seems they would miss the boat on the right questions to ask. Just listen to the last few videos with the Devs and CMs. They think the game is great and only needs a few tweaks here and there.
Also, it is a perspective thing. They don't play the game like players. They play on local servers, all with the same ping, they can choose the map they want, etc. Most of the biggest issues we have (lack of a Server Browser, MM queue, TTK vs TTD) they don't experience firsthand. So they would never think those are big issues for players because outside of us complaining about them, they don't think they are as big of a problem as we do.
Ah, "don't worry about Mount Vesuvius, it is no big deal", they would tell the citizens of Pompeii as they sit in Rome.
@Adamonic a problem with the feedback loop is that DICE gets to pick the subject of the questions instead of us.
@UP_Hawxxeye wrote:@Adamonic a problem with the feedback loop is that DICE gets to pick the subject of the questions instead of us.
That was my dislike about the feedback loo, when it was first mentioned I thought it would be a two way open communication rather than the preset questionnaire style.
Here let me save you the time
”so first question?”
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”when are you adding the server browser?”
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”any questions? Anyone?”
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”Yes, when are you adding the server browser?”
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”we’ve been listening to your feedback, surely you have some questions ?”
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”YES, I have a question….When are you adding a server browser?”
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”So that concludes our QandA today. We thank you for your time, and hope you’ll have some questions for us next time.”
