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DICE Team

3 years ago

Core Feedback - Maps, Next Steps | Discussion Thread

Hi folks, On March 2 we shared our Core Feedback initiative with you, helping to outline what it is that we’ve seen, and heard from you since we launched the game, and how we’re keen to discuss th...

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SmackChatHC

3 years ago

@Straatford87We need an opportunity to A/B test the maps. You always promote game modes, so why not promote improved map designs and see what attracts more players. It can’t be that you jumble up the improved version because you won’t be able to see what people like and what they don’t. Maybe add a sever browser with A-map and B-map servers for each map. From there you see what maps attract the most people, what doesn’t, and what improved maps don’t fly.

edgecrusherO0
Seasoned Ace
3 years ago
@SmackChatHC You mean actually being able to ENGAGE and provide direct feedback to proposed changes to ensure the team is on the right track and now wasting a ton of time on changes nobody wants that they'll have to re-do?

Get outta here with this logic.
- SmackChatHC
  3 years ago
  @edgecrusherO0 😂😂😂😂😂😂
frekwalda1
Seasoned Ace
3 years ago
@SmackChatHC Maybe a CTE (Community Test Environment) like BF4 and have test servers were the community can come and test and give feedback before it is release to the general community.
We have been asking for that for months here and also server browser with map rotation so people like me can at least play a playable game.
This one feedback loop once a month on subjects that have been discussed here since the beta over and over is just a waste of time.
They have enough feedback on all the subjects they are going to bring up in the next few months without rehashing it again.
- edgecrusherO0
  Seasoned Ace
  3 years ago
  @frekwalda1 Those aren't cheap to set up, and I doubt that they would bother with the extra effort for this game at this point.
  
  Would sure be a big goodwill gesture on their part, though. But I guess we'll have to give them the same feedback they've been ignoring since the early technical tests while they _slowly_ sorta kinda act on it. Exciting.