Avran_Sylt wrote: »
Avran_Sylt wrote: »
You know why we are negative? We are constantly giving feedback to them. Collecting major issues from the game and telling them to work on them. They dont to *** about it. Just mentioning a few points:
Lag in Cyro: Nothing, completly silent. And still no fix
Defile meta: No fix, only decreased duration while sets like duroks still maintain 100% uptime. Befoul cp is the Problem, not the duration.
Sloads: Still stackable, main complain point.
Warden Class CC: Nothing.
Templar sustain: Now even worse.
Snipe health desync: Still not fixed
Rune cage CC: Broken like hell, what they do? Reduce dmg by 20%. Clunky CC is the Problem, not the damage.
These are only a few points we told them 100000 times. And nothing changed the way the players want it to change. Little to 0 communication from the devs why they did certain things and whats the Intention behind sets like sloads or the current state of the Latency Problems in Cyrodiil.
Sure some patch Notes were good but most of them are not what we are asking for. Class reps did a really good job about collecting pain points. Less then 5% got adressed with current patch.
Thats why we are not Happy. We expected waaaaaay more
Avran_Sylt wrote: »@Gnozo
Interesting. But, it should be noted that while not everything was addressed, some of it was.
The community should attempt to positively reinforce what was addressed. I'm not saying that your disappointment about the other issues shouldn't be noted (negatively reinforce something we don't like), but only providing negative reinforcement in a specific area only serves to shut down any changes at all.
The grievances you've listed are quite insightful as to what it is the community still has a problem with, but at the same time the feedback you provide completely ignores any of the 'good' changes. Understandably, my post itself does the opposite, only praising without any reprimands.
The sentiment shouldn't be: "We expected waaaaay more" or "You're doing a great job!", but more of: "We appreciate what you've done, but are disappointed about certain aspects of the focus and timeliness"