Bad said: Its difficult to go against the Holy Rage Mode of the New-Found-Best-Community-Members-Game-Inquisitors with 20 posts atacking anyone. I only hope when this issue will be fixed, you stay here providing feedback to try to make a better game like many of us we usually do, including roadwarrior.I do think too this thread is toxic but like always when there is any change and it appears people seeming to enjoy the situation. I have been playing my same amount of hours without any problem. I dont have any type of colorblind but I am confident the issue will be fixed. It is needed time for that. Lets be patient, rational and mature.
merb713 said: entrailbucket said: merb713 said: To the people saying "if you don't like the update, just leave": Why should we have to leave? This is a game many of us have played for years, spending time and money. This isn't showing up and complaining about what exists. It's like showing up to your favorite hangout and discovering that they've installed 24/7 alarm clocks going off, but since the staff all wear noise-cancelling headphones they don't see the problem. Yes, there are lots of games out there. I have played them. I like this game. And I would like to continue to play this game. I'm not currently playing it, and I'm missing my resupply (2120 is my next) and everything, because the changes are physically painful to me. Newer players (I'm day 2702) may not be familiar with the general discourse around this game, from the very beginning. If you enjoy this game, you are a member of a very very small group of veteran players who still like to play it. The rest of them continue to play for unknown reasons (sunk cost fallacy?), poison any conversation with their constant negativity, and react to any change, big or small, as if it's the end of the world. This is why many of us would like for those players to go away. They make it virtually impossible to assess whether a change is good or bad -- after literally any change, the feedback is a torrent of overwhelming negativity, from roughly the same group of players, who threaten to quit but ultimately never do.These are the ones who need to go, not the folks who legitimately enjoy the game, occasionally offer positive feedback, and don't immediately hate any change. I legitimately enjoy the game. It's one of two that I play with any regularity. I also can't play right now because the new interface makes it physically painful for me to do so. And reading though the comments here, it's cause other people to have migraines and seizures. There is a distinct difference between "I don't like the color scheme" and "this is hazardous to my health." We're not complaining about a change in paint, we're objecting that the ramp has been replaced by steep stairs. From your comment, I'm unclear if you think that those of us who are explaining the disability issues with the update (things that would not pass a 508 compliance check if this were a government product) are "the ones who need to go".
entrailbucket said: merb713 said: To the people saying "if you don't like the update, just leave": Why should we have to leave? This is a game many of us have played for years, spending time and money. This isn't showing up and complaining about what exists. It's like showing up to your favorite hangout and discovering that they've installed 24/7 alarm clocks going off, but since the staff all wear noise-cancelling headphones they don't see the problem. Yes, there are lots of games out there. I have played them. I like this game. And I would like to continue to play this game. I'm not currently playing it, and I'm missing my resupply (2120 is my next) and everything, because the changes are physically painful to me. Newer players (I'm day 2702) may not be familiar with the general discourse around this game, from the very beginning. If you enjoy this game, you are a member of a very very small group of veteran players who still like to play it. The rest of them continue to play for unknown reasons (sunk cost fallacy?), poison any conversation with their constant negativity, and react to any change, big or small, as if it's the end of the world. This is why many of us would like for those players to go away. They make it virtually impossible to assess whether a change is good or bad -- after literally any change, the feedback is a torrent of overwhelming negativity, from roughly the same group of players, who threaten to quit but ultimately never do.These are the ones who need to go, not the folks who legitimately enjoy the game, occasionally offer positive feedback, and don't immediately hate any change.
merb713 said: To the people saying "if you don't like the update, just leave": Why should we have to leave? This is a game many of us have played for years, spending time and money. This isn't showing up and complaining about what exists. It's like showing up to your favorite hangout and discovering that they've installed 24/7 alarm clocks going off, but since the staff all wear noise-cancelling headphones they don't see the problem. Yes, there are lots of games out there. I have played them. I like this game. And I would like to continue to play this game. I'm not currently playing it, and I'm missing my resupply (2120 is my next) and everything, because the changes are physically painful to me.
pheregas said: supergarv said: Kwahder said: sweegy said: I'm confident they'll fix it, but I'm guessing Tuesday the earliest. This is almost certainly correct. Apparently, Apple will only let you push one update a week. If that’s true, there can’t be a fix before Tuesday. Not exactly true. They don‘t officially limit the number of updates per week, but their review process can take some time and will take longer if you „spam“ them.Apart there‘s an „expedited review“ you can request in certain conditions: https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/Pretty sure the current situation would warrant an emergency patch like this, when health hazards are apparent. I seem to recall an expedited required update when LT's were giving 50% 5* returns. Or something. Some crazy stuff has gone down in this game over the years.
supergarv said: Kwahder said: sweegy said: I'm confident they'll fix it, but I'm guessing Tuesday the earliest. This is almost certainly correct. Apparently, Apple will only let you push one update a week. If that’s true, there can’t be a fix before Tuesday. Not exactly true. They don‘t officially limit the number of updates per week, but their review process can take some time and will take longer if you „spam“ them.Apart there‘s an „expedited review“ you can request in certain conditions: https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/Pretty sure the current situation would warrant an emergency patch like this, when health hazards are apparent.
Kwahder said: sweegy said: I'm confident they'll fix it, but I'm guessing Tuesday the earliest. This is almost certainly correct. Apparently, Apple will only let you push one update a week. If that’s true, there can’t be a fix before Tuesday.
sweegy said: I'm confident they'll fix it, but I'm guessing Tuesday the earliest.
There has been more than a few times they did a push. Here are the ones that I can remember.
$2 for 7CP....*don't go down this rabbit hole...don't go down this rabbit hole... don't go down this rabbit hole*
25% LT drop rate, 2 different times.
4* Starlord less than 24 hours Winfinate
4* Cage screen shake, which was fixed within 48-72hrs. https://forums.d3go.com/discussion/52120/board-shaking-please-stop/p1
entrailbucket said: merb713 said: entrailbucket said: merb713 said: To the people saying "if you don't like the update, just leave": Why should we have to leave? This is a game many of us have played for years, spending time and money. This isn't showing up and complaining about what exists. It's like showing up to your favorite hangout and discovering that they've installed 24/7 alarm clocks going off, but since the staff all wear noise-cancelling headphones they don't see the problem. Yes, there are lots of games out there. I have played them. I like this game. And I would like to continue to play this game. I'm not currently playing it, and I'm missing my resupply (2120 is my next) and everything, because the changes are physically painful to me. Newer players (I'm day 2702) may not be familiar with the general discourse around this game, from the very beginning. If you enjoy this game, you are a member of a very very small group of veteran players who still like to play it. The rest of them continue to play for unknown reasons (sunk cost fallacy?), poison any conversation with their constant negativity, and react to any change, big or small, as if it's the end of the world. This is why many of us would like for those players to go away. They make it virtually impossible to assess whether a change is good or bad -- after literally any change, the feedback is a torrent of overwhelming negativity, from roughly the same group of players, who threaten to quit but ultimately never do.These are the ones who need to go, not the folks who legitimately enjoy the game, occasionally offer positive feedback, and don't immediately hate any change. I legitimately enjoy the game. It's one of two that I play with any regularity. I also can't play right now because the new interface makes it physically painful for me to do so. And reading though the comments here, it's cause other people to have migraines and seizures. There is a distinct difference between "I don't like the color scheme" and "this is hazardous to my health." We're not complaining about a change in paint, we're objecting that the ramp has been replaced by steep stairs. From your comment, I'm unclear if you think that those of us who are explaining the disability issues with the update (things that would not pass a 508 compliance check if this were a government product) are "the ones who need to go". I am *not* saying those players need to go away forever. The problem is that players who don't like the color scheme are being encouraged (via other apps/forums) to report that it's causing them health issues, in a campaign to undo a change they simply don't like.That's why I suggested staying away from the game until an update is made. Legitimate feedback about the stairs is being mixed in with feedback about the paint scheme, and some players who could go up the stairs are claiming they can't (then going up them anyway) because they're upset about the paint.The only way to untangle this is for the devs to look at player engagement and see what the drop looks like. If you're "toughing through" this update despite suffering migraines or seizures, you're still engaging with the game and throwing off those metrics.
Blevsta said: I came here to provide feedback on the new UI changes. I've played a couple hundred matches with the new look so far. My thoughts largely match most everyone else.Pros:Wave counter showing which wave you're on is useful.Tile wiggle seems to be more noticeable when you're struggling to find a match.Easy to identify which character is associated to a tile, tile symbols are uniform and seem more consistent.Cons:Screen darkening during enemy turn distracts from what's happening in the background, which adds time in order to respond on your turn. Its also distracting, sometimes I catch myself thinking it's still my turn and a cascade is happening.Color scheme is drab. This was very noticable when I used Yelena Belova as my strongest character. All tiles used her art and those symbols are minimal. The whole board seems matte where it seemed to shimmer before.Visibility overall is reduced across the board. I find I miss 4 and 5 matches more often. I have trouble identifying what special tiles the enemy has on the board. The black tiles with strike, protect, attack are the worst offenders. Charged tiles are less pronounced.All in all if I could go feature by feature I would revert nearly every single change, as they're hampering the game way more than they add for me.If this was all an April Fool's joke you were a couple of weeks too early for that. But you got me!
ElReyFelix said: Blevsta said: Pros:Wave counter showing which wave you're on is useful. Where is this wave counter that you speak of?
Blevsta said: Pros:Wave counter showing which wave you're on is useful.
Michael1957 said: Finishing the last PvE with the exact same score as the last time I played it , my placement went from 137th to 179th, so I don’t see any drop off in the player base and it appears to be even more competitive. Players are playing more and achieving higher scores . There will always be the large hater crowd in the forum , but even as a small child I had the basic common sense to know , if I rode the merry go round and i knew it made me nauseous , I DIDN’T RIDE IT! There were hundreds of other rides I could enjoy at the park without jeopardizing my health . I didn’t whine to the ride operator if he could please slow the ride to 1 mile an hour so I could enjoy it myself at the disappointment of every other person on the ride .
MalteseFalcn said: I hate the new board. My alliance full of veteran players hates it. We can't be the only ones. Hopefully the dev's actually take note of this. It's harder to distinguish colors, slows down play time, annoying dimming on opponent turn even further reduces visibility. FAIL. Give us option of 'classic' gameboard.
merb713 said: To the people saying "if you don't like the update, just leave": Why should we have to leave? This is a game many of us have played for years, spending time and money. This isn't showing up and complaining about what exists. It's like showing up to your favorite hangout and discovering that they've installed 24/7 alarm clocks going off, but since the staff all wear noise-cancelling headphones they don't see the problem. Yes, there are lots of games out there. I have played them. I like this game. And I would like to continue to play this game. I'm not currently playing it, and I'm missing my resupply (2120 is my next) and everything, because the changes are physically painful to me. Newer players (I'm day 2702) may not be familiar with the general discourse around this game, from the very beginning. If you enjoy this game, you are a member of a very very small group of veteran players who still like to play it. The rest of them continue to play for unknown reasons (sunk cost fallacy?), poison any conversation with their constant negativity, and react to any change, big or small, as if it's the end of the world. This is why many of us would like for those players to go away. They make it virtually impossible to assess whether a change is good or bad -- after literally any change, the feedback is a torrent of overwhelming negativity, from roughly the same group of players, who threaten to quit but ultimately never do.These are the ones who need to go, not the folks who legitimately enjoy the game, occasionally offer positive feedback, and don't immediately hate any change.
ct451r said: entrailbucket said: merb713 said: entrailbucket said: merb713 said: To the people saying "if you don't like the update, just leave": Why should we have to leave? This is a game many of us have played for years, spending time and money. This isn't showing up and complaining about what exists. It's like showing up to your favorite hangout and discovering that they've installed 24/7 alarm clocks going off, but since the staff all wear noise-cancelling headphones they don't see the problem. Yes, there are lots of games out there. I have played them. I like this game. And I would like to continue to play this game. I'm not currently playing it, and I'm missing my resupply (2120 is my next) and everything, because the changes are physically painful to me. Newer players (I'm day 2702) may not be familiar with the general discourse around this game, from the very beginning. If you enjoy this game, you are a member of a very very small group of veteran players who still like to play it. The rest of them continue to play for unknown reasons (sunk cost fallacy?), poison any conversation with their constant negativity, and react to any change, big or small, as if it's the end of the world. This is why many of us would like for those players to go away. They make it virtually impossible to assess whether a change is good or bad -- after literally any change, the feedback is a torrent of overwhelming negativity, from roughly the same group of players, who threaten to quit but ultimately never do.These are the ones who need to go, not the folks who legitimately enjoy the game, occasionally offer positive feedback, and don't immediately hate any change. I legitimately enjoy the game. It's one of two that I play with any regularity. I also can't play right now because the new interface makes it physically painful for me to do so. And reading though the comments here, it's cause other people to have migraines and seizures. There is a distinct difference between "I don't like the color scheme" and "this is hazardous to my health." We're not complaining about a change in paint, we're objecting that the ramp has been replaced by steep stairs. From your comment, I'm unclear if you think that those of us who are explaining the disability issues with the update (things that would not pass a 508 compliance check if this were a government product) are "the ones who need to go". I am *not* saying those players need to go away forever. The problem is that players who don't like the color scheme are being encouraged (via other apps/forums) to report that it's causing them health issues, in a campaign to undo a change they simply don't like.That's why I suggested staying away from the game until an update is made. Legitimate feedback about the stairs is being mixed in with feedback about the paint scheme, and some players who could go up the stairs are claiming they can't (then going up them anyway) because they're upset about the paint.The only way to untangle this is for the devs to look at player engagement and see what the drop looks like. If you're "toughing through" this update despite suffering migraines or seizures, you're still engaging with the game and throwing off those metrics. They are "being encouraged" but you "suggested" I think you are doing the same thing; telling players how to act. Just let people have their say. I'm sure the devs have a good understanding of what's going on. I think "simply" not liking is just as good reason to complain about this update as any. I don't like this new layout. It forced me to join this forum and complain about it. I also stopped playing and the only reason I am still hanging around is because there's a possibility they will switch it back. If I could not complain I would have just left and be done with it. I also don't like shards. I don't care about micromanaging my roster. I think is is a waste of time but I ignore that because it does not affect the part of the game I enjoy playing. The new UI does.
acescracked said: Yea! And those posters who just joined a year and 3 months ago with less than 730 posts!! What's the bar set at to where your voice is important?It is nice to see Bad take a break from his ban ihulk from mpq crusade.
entrailbucket said:The only way to untangle this is for the devs to look at player engagement and see what the drop looks like. If you're "toughing through" this update despite suffering migraines or seizures, you're still engaging with the game and throwing off those metrics.
Chameleon said: entrailbucket said:The only way to untangle this is for the devs to look at player engagement and see what the drop looks like. If you're "toughing through" this update despite suffering migraines or seizures, you're still engaging with the game and throwing off those metrics. What if you're having a family member in the same household play for you? I've written it out to ask CS if this is ok under the ToS given playing is nigh on impossible without becoming physically ill. I don't want my alliance to suffer.