Myth 81 Staff

[Ilove_Poopoo]

It's also worth noting the practice of not releasing the proc figures ahead of time. People get screwed over in situations like this after they have already spent resources to obtain and test them.

If they had decided to include the procs in detail, players would immediately point out how out of place 20x dmg, 5x Hp on procs would be in-game, and could predict some adjustments, allowing them to avoid any impulsive purchases and wait until the weapon is finalized.

Why must the paying customers be the ones to test them? and when they're indeed broken, are the ones being screwed.

That's like saying, "Hey, I've just spent thousands on plats/millions of gold to get my hands on the latest stuff, the new stuff is obviously broken, please take a look.... Cinco: Oh thanks, we'll nerf them right away with no compensation.

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[Shonex]

It's also worth noting the practice of not releasing the proc figures ahead of time. People get screwed over in situations like this after they have already spent resources to obtain and test them.

If they had decided to include the procs in detail, players would immediately point out how out of place 15x dmg, 5x Hp on procs would be in-game and could predict some adjustments, allowing them to avoid making any impulsive purchases and wait until the weapon is finalized.

Why must the paying customers be the ones to test them? and when they're indeed broken, are the ones being screwed.

That's like saying, "Hey, I've just spent thousands on plats/millions of gold to get my hands on the latest stuff, the new stuff is obviously broken, please take a look.... Cinco: Oh thanks, we'll nerf them right away with no compensation.

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Completely agree with this.

[BaronB]

Bruh, simply bruh.

Watching that video that was my absolute same reaction...

It's also worth noting the practice of not releasing the proc figures ahead of time. People get screwed over in situations like this after they have already spent resources to obtain and test them.

If they had decided to include the procs in detail, players would immediately point out how out of place 15x dmg, 5x Hp on procs would be in-game, and could predict some adjustments, allowing them to avoid any impulsive purchases and wait until the weapon is finalized.

Why must the paying customers be the ones to test them? and when they're indeed broken, are the ones being screwed.

That's like saying, "Hey, I've just spent thousands on plats/millions of gold to get my hands on the latest stuff, the new stuff is obviously broken, please take a look.... Cinco: Oh thanks, we'll nerf them right away with no compensation.

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This is pretty spot on.

Whatever happened the test server people could log into and try out new everything first give feedback and then be implemented in the actual game.

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