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  1. #1

    We need you guys to playtest stuff before you release it

    this isn't the first time something so unreasonably overpowered has been release. start playtesting it really isn't hard
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  2. #2
    After all these years hoping for the dev team to learn from bad lessons, I have just gave up. These guys aren't paying attention at all. I guess we can't expect pro updates from a team that isn't pro. They're only stealing our money.
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  3. #3
    Yeah its just Ubisoft's philosophy to titles that haven been out for a while. They start just kind of doing whatever the hell they want seemingly for lulz and players/fans be damned. Its strange but they do same thing in The Division series.
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  4. #4
    Seriously. Im convinced the guys from the warrior's den arent even involved in the development of the game. They are just given footage and info
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  5. #5
    Originally Posted by LowTierTrash Go to original post
    this isn't the first time something so unreasonably overpowered has been release. start playtesting it really isn't hard
    We absolutely do not need the dev team to playtest anything because it is clear they have no better of an understanding of this game than my wife who only knows how to play mariocart.

    What we need is for them to run ALL changes on testing grounds as soon as they have a prototype, In depth public surveys that get saved and pinned to all forums, and give everyone access to the new hero for free on the testing grounds before release. Not this stupid crap where they give it to like 5 people and then ignore their feedback.

    The community clearly needs to playtest EVERYTHING they do because otherwise they will just do whatever they want and handle the 1-2 outrages a year while milking all the exclusive money.
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