You make a joke but plenty of players have that attitude and are in a guild on the top of the rankings.Yeah, that's how it works in top guilds. No obligations to perform whatsoever. Just show up every now and again to reap the benefits. You should try it sometime.
I'll assume that your are referring to members of your own guild. Probably including yourself.
Yeah, that's how it works in top guilds. No obligations to perform whatsoever. Just show up every now and again to reap the benefits. You should try it sometime.
Not talking about meeting requirements. Even if a guild had a requirement of 1000 fights per GbG season a player with a good city could meet that without much effort. I mean the ones with very strong cities that just skate along in such a manner and them claim that GbG is great because they don't have to do hardly anything that requires much effort.What world are you guys referring to??? The top guilds in Angkor frequently kick people out for not meeting the requirements. Heck there’s at least one that’s explicitly states that having a minimum requirements mindset will get people kicked.
Just want to say that I fully get and appreciate your sarcasm!
Its probably you that this would apply to and others like you.
Well, you know what they say about people who assume. lol
Maybe it’s just me, but obligations sounds a lot like requirements, lol
If you were paying the bills, how much would you spend to correct what seems to be a very elusive problem that affects only a very small percentage of players?You are of course correct and I thank you for pointing it out.
That gives me the opportunity to observe that every 11 days the GBG venue shuts down for a period of 3 days leaving around 75 days a year in which the GBG venue is routinely available for the maintenance of identified issues as described in the original post.
For the record, yes you have. Trying to rename your complaints as "observations" fools no one. And the point about shutting GBG down until this minor glitch gets fixed was in reference to your "observation" complaining about them "allowing broken code to exist". If you don't think they should allow broken code to exist, then the solution would be to shut GBG down until it is fixed. The fact that GBG is not active 3 days out of 14 is irrelevant to that point. Or are you okay with them working on this glitch for 3 days at a time and allowing the "broken code to exist" for the other 11?
Stating your opinion as if it were a fact also fools no one.
Then don't make use of it. If you don't have confidence in GBG because of this minor glitch (that you've never actually encountered), then by all means don't play it.
I can't speak for anyone else but I am way more tenacious at picking apart and misrepresenting your comments than I am at trying to get INNO to fix anything.Its occurs to me that if many of respondents to this thread were as tenacious in picking apart and misrepresenting my comments in this thread as they were about getting Inno to fix a glitch that has apparently existed for some time... this thread would have never started.
I know. I remember seeing one of the videos Anwar did on monetizing computer games (Not just FoE) And the importance of doing so in ways that would encourage players and not alienate them. It might be a good idea if the present staff were to dig it out and follow his advice.
You got it all wrong - GBG isn't great for top players at all. It has become utterly boring!
So you average more than one fight every two seconds for 15 minutes straight?
Actually, at 5ms latency I can do 1 fight every 1.2 seconds, but there is a small delay if I have to exchange units. That's about the limit that the game mechanics permit without violating the Terms of Service (aka bot use). And yes, I can do that for 15 minutes straight.
