Today's Warriors Den was somewhat of a letdown | Forums

[CLaw2017]

Seriously? This statement is beyond a slap in the face to consumers who have bought your game, DLC, or spent on real money in the store for items. The only thing more sad is at this point it does not shock or surprise me. Either the community rep's for Ubi don't bother reading about the concerns of the player base in a forum they moderate, or are just as much left in the dark about pressing matters that have been killing the game far before it's launch. I don't know which one is worse.

You have pages upon pages of viable information that states over and over the major issues and concerns of your player base, yet you have the audacity to ask..."what would you want to see in future streams.". Just when I didn't think I could loose any more confidence in this comany, thanks for proving me wrong.

Well said.

[BigFatLion]

There is very little I can say that hasn't been said, and I sure do hope Ubi is truly reading these posts and taking them in, seriously....

But just to be abundantly clear:
We don't care about Warrior's Den unless there is REAL CONTENT in it: actual discussions on the several issues found in these forums, new content discussions (and not just 'stuff you can now buy, guys!'), and maybe, just maybe, stream some top-notch players in some forM of real competition... anything other than this? Don't bother! What does this mean for you Ubi: ACTUALLY BRING US THOUGHT-THROUGH, PLANNED CONTENT ON THE STREAM.

If you need to do it once every two weeks or even once a month to make it meaningful (because we know dealing with the various issues takes much time and work): SO BE IT!

[dayLockey]

Sorry to hear some of you were dissatisfied with today's stream. What things would you all be interested to see in future streams?

We've spoken about issues in their entirety, no rock unturned, all bases covered. It is all out there, you just need to pay a little attention and look. This game will just continue to die as Steam and Twitch show the exponential loss of interest with each passing week. It's honestly about time you guys paid closer attention to the pulse of the community and stop feigning ignorance at issues that are clearly destroying your game.

- server connectivity as many have stated is the biggest issue. Obviously not something that can be corrected quickly but with each implemented patch the lag/FPS drops and DC's are becoming more prevalent. You are not making progress.

- the single worst, laziest matchmaking system I've ever seen in a multi-player game. Players are thrown into games at random.

- Heavies dominate the game in all game types, especially in high tiers of play.

- Warden outclasses Kensei/Raider in every regard, PK outclasses Orochi/Zerker in every regard.

- removal of 2 popular maps out of an already limited map rotation and releasing cosmetics before reimplementing content.


The game reminds me of Overwatch at this point only OW didn't have horrible server issues, non-existent matchmaking and 0 punishment for leaving/botting/AFKing in matches.

[McCordite]

First off, thanks for taking an interest in this thread.

The different factions are getting fairly organized on Reddit and Discord. I STRONGLY urge you to recruit for these communities to build clout in your Faction War. This will make your community stronger in an alliance against one another rather than against Ubisoft. People will find hope and brotherhood in these communities and it would do a lot of good for you to promote that.
forhonorknights, forhonorsamurai, forhonorvikings

I'd also like to see the following:
1. Discussions about what you're doing to fix the problems the community is complaining about, even if it's just a recap. We need to know what you're paying attention to, even if a fix isn't ready.
2. Don't just play some Dominion mode. If devs are going to play the game, make it more of a demonstration/lessons than anything. Invite some high profile twitch streamers to play and teach us how to use their mains. Get their take on the state of the game and how they feel about certain maps, etc.
3. Future changes coming. Something we can expect. A tease, etc.
4. Tell us something we don't know about the game. Something about how it works under the hood.

If you're going to play the game, a great suggestion is to play as characters that people complain to be underpowered and demonstrate how they can beat opponents who do classic revenge builds, PK light attack spam, Warden zone canceling, etc.

I think you should take a look at how Bungie handles their Destiny streams. They have a pretty solid format down. Instead of just showing a highlight reel of all the emotes coming, put characters in game and show them off like a surprise! A cool showoff of a build that only you have goes a long way to excite the community.