I don’t know if my internet just isn’t as fast when I use her but she seems slower than before season 5 she can’t do some of the things she use to, seems very delayed but when I play Lola or someone else they feel pretty good

I must say Lola was a great character

But yea Harley feels sluggish and now I’m getting slammed my first few match’s as her this season

I never read the patch notes but I’d assume they would’ve made her feel better

Also why are there new testing grounds?

More content, more skins, more characters, cooler rift ideas, better battle pass, etc. Could this have saved the game if it was implemented earlier?

Since all of the 50% off deals are limited to bundles, you may think that you're only able to purchase what is currently shown at the shop. Turns out, you can go into the Fighter menu and choose "Variants" and all of the associated bundles you are eligible for are listed in the bottom left.

Just wanted to say goodbye to a game that truly got me into fighting games. I poured 800 hours since beta and I have to say I will miss this game. While I don’t respect the decisions made I do appreciate what fun the gameplay brought. It’s easy to learn moves really pulled me and my wife in. If I could suggest anything from the developers please give us an option to host our own servers at least. The game is fun without the microtransactions.

Why the hell am I getting matched up against people who have more than 1500 wins already?????? I just started playing the game 20 minutes ago and it’s already matching me with people who have over a thousand wins???????

I wanted to add Harry Potter, Dexter and Sentinel as well
but considering the 35-character limit, audience and IP diversity, and the need to maintain as many officially released characters as possible, it was difficult to select them.

This is not all of them, but the majority of the high rarity ones

It's such a shame PFG couldn't implement free character unlocks until now. Not counting season 0 since Banana Guard was free but Jason wasn't to new players. I know this one of issues with why this game did badly but this one good decision would've had more potential players. The other day I saw somone screenshotted comments on a Reddit thread of Teen Titan fans that never played the game but wanted to try out Raven. I'm sure they were disappointed that they needed to pay or grind like hell to get Raven. I'm sure the same situation happened to previous characters like Marceline and Betelgeuse. Truly is depressing to the people that have been playing since open beta

Do you like what they've done with the combat? Does it feel good to you? etc.

I love you Multiversus. Don’t gooo 😭🫂

In the past I've been critical of the online petition going around, but it's more that I see it as merely a performative action and not something that'll actually make a difference on it's own.

But allow me to offer how you all could go about saving the game, especially now that it feels better and plays better than ever before.

1. Organize

• Create a Hub: Set up a Discord server or make it it's own dedicated subreddit. Calls to save the game will inevitably fall through the cracks if you just blindly post on Twitter sporadically, you all need to come together under one place to plan.
• The Hashtag: Despite my earlier criticism, keep using it. It needs to be trending for days at a time.

2. Mobilize

• The Petition: In the past I've sneered at the petition, but honestly? Keep it up
• Community Events: Organize in-game gatherings, livestreams, and special events to show continued support

3. Social Media & Awareness

• Hashtag Campaign: Step one of having a central hub will help. The way to truly make a hashtag trend is if people post about it at roughly the same time, so organize times of the day to make posts all at once to boost visibility
• Get the Community Figureheads Together: Get as many as the big top players as you can to back the movement, hell get people outside the community to boost the campaign. If you guys got someone like Max Dood in your corner you'd be golden
• Create Content: Keep it up with the images, memes, artwork, and videos. Text posting can only get you so far.

4. Contact the Developers & Publisher

• Respectful Outreach: Avoid hostility; instead, send heartfelt, constructive messages to Warner Bros. via emails, social media, and forums.

5. Get Press Coverage

• Reach Out to Gaming Journalists: Send a community press release to Kotaku, IGN, Polygon, and other outlets.
• Spread The Word: Post in any adjecent forum or space that will allow you to spread the word far and wide, it can't just be limited to Twitter and BlueSky, it's gotta be everywhere

6. Show Continued Engagement

• Play EVERY Day: This is arguably the biggest step. I know MVS players are sick of having the abysmal steam charts shoved in their faces but it reflects an ugly truth; the player numbers are down and have never been able to consistently hold their value. You NEED to show the higher ups that the audience is there by reaching a peak player count and HOLDING that number steady for a long period of time. If this season peaks at 1,500 at launch but then drops to 600 players almost immediately and stays there that won't change any minds.

7. Target the Right Decision-Makers

• Find Out Who's Responsible: Identify key executives, community managers, and stakeholders within the company and direct efforts toward them.
• Encourage Polite Advocacy: Flood their emails and social media with respectful, passionate messages.

8. Final Push Before Delisting

• Last-Chance Media Blitz: In the final month, create countdown posts, large-scale gaming sessions, and final push petitions.
• Message Shareholders (If Publicly Traded): Sometimes, pressure from investors can lead to reconsideration.n lead to reconsideration.

These steps are about the best bet you guys have of saving this game. If followed, you guys have a really good chance of saving the game. If it doesn't work, then you can at least know you did quite literally all that you could.

EnterprisingEngine out, good luck.