To exacerbate that basic condescension, they doubled down and gave us lip service about listening to the community. What's worse is that they thought the community was too ignorant to understand what they did. In other words, they negated the tokens through game design. Kixeye decided to take into account the availability if the tokens in their determining of build times for PvE fleets. It wasn't enough to do either, however, it alleviated a bit of the 'gap' between players.This was balanced. It kept the PvP part of the game fresher. It was a great transitional tool and helped infuse more PvP into the game at the end of the spectrum. If you were getting into being an end-game player, they were a boon to catch up in your PvE stuff and was a fantastic way to get into PvP. This was sort of the balancing act of the tokens. In the past, they were the goal of the end game player in order to get themselves ‘caught up’ on builds- and that used to mean pvp mainly. At least that is the generic insta-answer I get from everyone. The absolute goal of the fm now is the tokens.
That's how it is perceived and what is expected. Whether you want that or not, you are pretty much stuck with it without a slow gradual phase out. the Forsaken Mission is the FUNDAMENTAL BASIS OF THE GAME. Let me reiterate this so it is clear because I don't think Kixeye is understanding this. Clearly, whoever is deciphering the data is doing something wrong. Put the damn data and metrics down and talk to your players. Discount the warning at your own peril.Ĭan you not understand WHY the community has lost their collective minds over this? Why players are quitting? It is also a fantastic miner's canary of the game. We have articles, videos, forum threads, page threads and EVEN a Kixeye logic diagram that puts the Forsaken Mission as the absolute foundation of the entirety of the game. It is the yardstick used to determine accessibility of this game to the players. It might not be what people initially state when trying to explain their displeasure at the changes, but when you dig down to the basic concepts that players hold of the game, the Forsaken Mission is exactly that. It is the absolute cornerstone of the game. See where it says START? The Forsaken Mission, at its core, is the epitome of accessibility to play the game of Battle Pirates.
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