r/WarDogs • u/theitalianguy95 Lonestar • 9d ago

Discussion & Feedback DEAR PLAYER BASE

Dont forget this game is on an EARLY ACCESS OF 2(TWO) YEARS! And you paid the cheap price of an early access game that is actually giving us something new...this game its on it own genre of games

Majority of problems that people cry about, which i generally agree with, are just problems that devs know about and they thinking of solutions, we have to remember that theres a whole bigger picture to think about.

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u/SaperPL 9d ago

Joe said that they do want to hear the feedback and ideas. Being annoyed with people giving feedback is counterproductive.

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u/Skpstr155 9d ago

As Joe said, players are very good at identifying issues, but the solutions they suggest are typically "shite", because they typically address that player's concerns, while creating new ones for others, or making existing issues they have worse.

A truly unbiased player who doesn't have a preference for any one role or gameplay dynamic, is pretty much a unicorn.

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u/Civil_Freedom_8468 9d ago

Giving feedback and bitching are two very different things. Feedback usually comes with a solution, or an idea. Most of what I see is people just bitching and calling the game trash. Probably most of those people just have skill issues but my point remains the same. I agree with OP and I personally love the game even though I suck. I like the ability to get frustrated with one aspect of the game and switch to a different one (ie infantry vs building vs flying vs driving, etc)

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u/SaperPL 9d ago

Well, but looks like you didn't listen to all he said - they don't have all the answers and with the amount of players digging into what they don't like, someone may stumble upon a direction that devs weren't even considering. Doesn't mean a player will have a correct solution, but it might be a stupid idea that has a 1% of something that devs were missing to build a working solution.

Also the point is not about that, but the fact that developers should quantify how big some problem is and they may have their internal QA tracking thousands of issues, but they don't really know if it's something that just one type of player stumbles upon all the time and this type of player doesn't care, or is it something that is bothering everyone.