No more so than getting to the daily quests in an event and then having to wait 24 hours for the next one. Or having a crap prize come up as the Daily Special in an event (that never happens
) and then waiting 24 hours for the next prize...and then it's crap, too. And some of the daily quests take less then 20 seconds to fulfill. So no sympathy here that the farmers would have to wait.
you asking a lot for these forum people.
This is where the forum people shine.
Pointing out the obvious flaws with GBG is not the same as whining. Inno will fix it or they won't. Makes no real difference with me. It's very easy to basically ignore flawed parts of the game like GBG and GvG and still enjoy it. Doesn't mean I have to shut up about the flaws, though.
No, I want Inno to change the game to make it more fun for the majority of players, not just the minority in big, powerful guilds that band together to shut out others. Even if they implemented the changes I suggested earlier in this thread, I still wouldn't benefit because I'm not about to sign up for the restrictions of being in a competitive GBG or GvG guild anytime soon. I can still advocate for sensible changes to flawed game parts, though.
Moot point. No one but the devs know what they intended, or whether they are happy with how it is playing out.
I do. That's why I don't bother much with GBG or GvG. I take advantage of the game parts that I like as they are now. And if no one ever "wasted" time and energy thinking about how to improve things, we'd still be hunting woolly mamoths with crude spears and in turn being hunted by saber tooth tigers. Incidentally, you do realize that this thread is in the Forum section specifically intended for game discussion and feedback, right? Meaning, Inno intended for us to be able to discuss parts of the game here. If you don't like what's being said, just stay away from this thread. Like you said, "Learn how to take advantage of what is here now and available for everyone instead of wasting your time and energy worrying about what you think should happen someday."
Please starting listing your other options as these options have already been debated and noted to supply minimal to no solution to being able to becoming competitive with the top guilds.
No more so than getting to the daily quests in an event and then having to wait 24 hours for the next one. Or having a crap prize come up as the Daily Special in an event (that never happens
You actually have no idea if this is true. Unless, of course, you work in Inno's accounting department. And in a F2P game, as this is advertised, keeping the majority of players reasonably happy/content is the key to success, not just catering to the whales. Cater to the whales too much and your game goes away. Imagine if they had stuck with GvG and never bothered to develop/implement GE, Cultural Settlements or GBG. Who would care about this game then? Surely not the 70% of players who are on mobile and thus cut out of GvG. Nor the 80% or so of PC/browser players who eventually completely abandoned GvG for the same reasons that players are now complaining about GBG. In another couple of years will only 5% of active players bother with GBG, like it was/is with GvG? Probably so if things don't change. Or they'll do what I do and studiously avoid the higher leagues to keep away from the big guild alliances. At least that's one good thing about GBG, if you stay at Gold or below you don't have to deal with all the crap that's being brought up here. There's a problem with a feature when the lower leagues are more enjoyable for the majority of players.
Really? so instead of trying to put the effort in to getting better, all a player should do is make a post in this forum and demand inno to level the playground? i guess we should raise tax on the rich then. Wait, it's been done so many damn times, and rich are still rich and broke people still stay broke. Because Suckers gonna suck. Nothing can change that.
Individual players "getting better" isn't a solution to a systemic problem.
Check your facts. Taxes on the rich and corporations have been continuously cut since the 1980s, and it is the direct reason for the widening wealth gap in our country, and is also a big part of why large corporations can so easily squeeze out small businesses. (And every time there's a tax cut for the middle/lower class, it's temporary, while the tax cuts for the rich are permanent. Meaning middle/lower class tax cuts expire, while tax cuts for the rich continue indefinitely unless later legislation changes it.)
It is not the playground should be leveled. The playground is not currently level, it is stepped (aka leagues). The problem is the selection criteria have put leagues on the wrong "steps". We need to demand Inno fix the criteria that pits guilds of substanially different strengths against each other (ie., please stop pitting the local pee-wee football team against the KC Chiefs).
Too many flawed assumptions in this post to even begin to address. The first and most hilarious is that, "we need to demand Inno..." Demand Inno. Lol.
The only "flawed assumption" is that anything can be "demanded" of Inno. All other statements have previously been vetted.
Since you only quoted the second half you missed the point of using the word demand. With a complete post you can see where the "demand" came from.
Oops. Fixed.I think that got beaten by Guild A competing against Guild A
Regardless of the context of your use of the word demand in the phrase, we need to demand Inno, to think we can demand anything of them is silly. Inno will or wont change the GBG matching based on a whole set of criteria you haven't addressed, and if you did, could only conjecture about.
Only in your mind.
I know funny, right?
Both sides of the horse are equally dead, why are you still using your stick on it, too?
As you said, only in your mind.
But yet you continue to open the thread and reply.