Hey Everyone,
It’s been a while since I’ve posted a message to you all that is directly from me, one that isn’t patch notes
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I know that a number of you are upset with the latest series of updates, but know that we have heard you. As many of you saw, CG_NotReallyAJedi made a couple of posts recently addressing some of the concerns with Mods. We should have more to discuss tomorrow, but know that the team is doing quite a bit of work on Mods to change them. I want to avoid giving any specifics since all of the changes we’re looking at are being tested still, but know that adjustments will be made to Mods. There are also some other concerns you all have that I won’t list out here, but know that I’m talking to the development team about them as well.
Now, in regards to all of the posts on the forums, we need to adjust the approach being taken by a number of posters. I’m going to ask that you please stop posting threads that do nothing to help the state of the game, I don’t want to remove anyone because they keep breaking the TOS and Forum Guidelines.
Here are a couple of things that I’d like to see stop:
- Posting threads telling people to quit, to stop spending on the game or to lower their review scores. This does nothing to help the state of the game. What helps us is seeing feedback on why you don’t like a certain feature and how it affects your enjoyment of the game.
- Do not create posts bashing EA, CG, the dev team or the moderators. Again, this does nothing to help the game.
- Do not create posts on how the game is dead, or how it’s going to die, or anything along those lines.
If any of the above is done after this posting action will be taken against your forum account, and we really don’t want to have to do that, so please, keep it civil and constructive so we can clearly see your feedback.
Thanks,
Jesse
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Thanks for addressing the concerns of everyone.
Can you please give us 1 recent example of when you listened to our feedback and didn't immediately do the exact opposite? Just 1 is all.
Is it really that hard to say, "positive adjustments" or that problematic to mention a specific like cost or power or drops?
People are very angry (and rightly so), that the "precrafting" effect has now happened again, but this time with mods. People who spent their energy during the day or so that we had access to 100% 5* mod drop rate, and lower credit cost for leveling them have an INCREDIBLE advantage over those that didn't.
I think that, more than anything, is what players would like to have a response to.
I understand being tight lipped about the specifics but I think we all feel like this is beta testing and we unfortunately have paid to do so. I don't want to spend/farm for nothing.
On a positive note...I have truly enjoyed the game until the update.
I think the concern is that when people complained about mods, your first step as a team was to make things much, much worse. You created a precraft 2.0 problem, made mods harder to get, and made all sorts of other unannounced changes to the game. So, when you say "we're making massive changes to mods" that reads as "the millions of credits and thousands of crystals you've spent over the past few days" were for nothing. The changes that were made "in response to the customer base" we're changes none of the customers asked for or wanted. It's a very scary position for all of us who have spent lots of time and money on the game.
Plenty of feedback from me here: https://forums.galaxy-of-heroes.starwars.ea.com/discussion/53726/insufficient-storage-for-update-megathread#latest no words on the issue since it happened, and lots LOTS of time wasted, and everything that represents (eg: in my particular case: https://forums.galaxy-of-heroes.starwars.ea.com/discussion/comment/548756/#Comment_548756)
So maybe you can take a look at this overlooked issue. It was acknowledged at first by @CG_Kozispoon but it's been neglected ever since. Looking forward to hear from anyone of you. @EA_Jesse, @CG_JohnSalera, @CG_NotReallyAJedi, etc.
Lol
How long did that one take again?
People posted on the forum about the credit crunch, and you added mods that cost between 500k to 1.7 million to fully upgrade and countered that with an extra 100k on GW. That didn't help us catch up, it put us further behind.