Mods Update II: It's Another Mega Thread!!

"Alexone;550642" wrote:

"BradGoodyear;550635" wrote:
The competitive advantages isn't between P2P and F2P anymore. FTP have been left so far behind.

The gap now wides between Whale P2P and causual P2P. Guys that are spending $50 a month(which is the cost of a new console game) are falling farther and farther behind the big spenders, so now those guys can't even get on the whale's heels. They are now experiencing F2P life. Not completing GW and dropping in the arena because they can't spend $100s.

There are more people spending money in the reasonable range than in the big spender range. That's who carries the game. Maybe they should listen to those guys.

Seems nobody reads what others write on this forum, everybody prefers to get their post up and repeating the same mindless stuff that the previous fellow regurgitated. Keep at it.

Yup, like they expect devs to read it. It is just whine whine whine. Here is something constructive. For those ftp out there, the news is, PTP have an advantage but you can and will catch up. You can stop moaning now and get back to the same arena rank you were before unless some people coughed up the dough, in which case, they paid for the advantage and to push your rank down. It's not the end of the world. The mods are Good. Anyone who has paid to get maxed out knows they affer alot of freedom to refine character stats to make your squad your own. This is a good thing, The devs are responding to things which are not working as intended and also due to the mass amount of moaning and people threatening to or quiting the game they will be adjusting the percieved benefits of mods. Personally i think you all need to watch this video about cheese.

https://youtu.be/16hxCB1Dvd4

It's about responding to change. The game is in desperate need of a change manager and whilst EA Jesse does a good job communicating to the community, it's clear the understanding of change management is missing from the dev team and they could probably learn alot by studying or training in this to understand why they get such overwhelming negative responses with their updates and changes.