Only the developer can ruin their game. The Video game industry isn't a charity it's not up to the community to steel man a product they ultimately aren't satisfied with.



If you ask me the developers did a disservice to the Gundam fans, not the other way around.

How do you learn and improve? There's literally nothing in the game to teach you how to play it properly.

Originally posted by Patriot03:

Only the developer can ruin their game. The Video game industry isn't a charity it's not up to the community to steel man a product they ultimately aren't satisfied with.



If you ask me the developers did a disservice to the Gundam fans, not the other way around.

if the dev is listening to the community feedback, or looking at player/rank statistics who's informing there decision making?

terrible ftp system it was only one suit available for ftp at launch. by the time they introduced a better system player base was around 2k to 3k only on big updates.
why would anyone play this when they can get so much more from other ftp games like overwatch. not 10 bucks per character.

Originally posted by Drifter:

How do you learn and improve? There's literally nothing in the game to teach you how to play it properly.

no game is like that, apex didn't teach there players to air strafe, or wall bounce, play for zone or understand rotation. rocket league didn't teach players to flip reset or how to zone and space control, players figured it out, shared it and now we call it "tech" and "meta". so ask, other players, higher skill players. look at videos from good players, get in the discords. ask questions, if you really want to improve YOU have to seek it out, it won't just come to you.

Originally posted by Yoelchuyq:

terrible ftp system it was only one suit available for ftp at launch. by the time they introduced a better system player base was around 2k to 3k only on big updates.
why would anyone play this when they can get so much more from other ftp games like overwatch. not 10 bucks per character.

yah I do agree that making capital hard to get was and still is a problem, but that has nothing to do with people getting good.

I think people should stop trying to fight melee units and let them hog objective and then complain about how they can't do anything about them when they ignore their flanks and sound cues a million times. Just my take.

how are people typing in chat btw?

Originally posted by lichgrave:

Originally posted by Drifter:

How do you learn and improve? There's literally nothing in the game to teach you how to play it properly.

if you really want to improve YOU have to seek it out, it won't just come to you.

And this is (one of) the reasons the game died.
Expecting player to figure it all out is foolish. Many entered as casuals. They do not share your dedication or patience.

Originally posted by vthemighty:

I think people should stop trying to fight melee units and let them hog objective and then complain about how they can't do anything about them when they ignore their flanks and sound cues a million times. Just my take.

based take

Originally posted by Drifter:

Originally posted by lichgrave:

if you really want to improve YOU have to seek it out, it won't just come to you.

And this is (one of) the reasons the game died.
Expecting player to figure it all out is foolish. Many entered as casuals.

im not telling players to figure it all out, the part you didn't quote has you involved with the rest of the community learning from other so you don't have to, also this idea that a "casual" doesn't want to learn or improve at the game there playing is nonsense.

Originally posted by Drifter:

how are people typing in chat btw?

in game? uh the Enter button. hit tab to cycle chat groups. if not in game then idk.

Originally posted by lichgrave:

if the dev is listening to the community feedback, or looking at player/rank statistics who's informing there decision making?

At the end of the day no one owns the thoughts of the developer's brain but the developers themselves.

There's not that much talk on the forums about some of the basic issues that I think doomed it from the start, like quality, performance, network stability, graphics/correct proportions so that it actually feels like you're piloting a massive suit etc.

have these disconnects persisted since launch?
Getting into matches is long enough, but 3/4 of them have one player d/c in round 1 and causes entire match to disband. Or are people intentionally leaving(?)

I don't see the point in blaming the players for being bad lol... Even if that was true then you have a severe issue on your hands regarding balancing, notably the unique interaction that happens when seal clubbing with annoying/potent units that can team wipe players who aren't comparatively skilled.

It's a legitimate game design issue that has financial consequences, and the advice given to the new players? TO back up and walk away from the enemy... giving up the objective in the process because exactly ONE unit in the whole game commands that much power and authority.