All articles tagged with #community frustration
The Poncha Springs post office in Colorado closed unexpectedly, causing frustration among residents who now have to travel to Salida for mail services, amid poor communication and ongoing challenges, with a new facility planned but not expected for up to eight months.
Destiny 2's player base has hit record lows amid silence from Bungie regarding a promised roadmap, leading fans to perceive the game as leaderless and uncertain about its future, despite upcoming content like the Renegades expansion.
A multi-agency response to a Northeast Portland street racing takeover led to arrests, tows, and the seizure of a gun. Residents expressed frustration with the ongoing street racing, which has led to disruptive and disrespectful behavior in their neighborhood. Another street takeover on Swan Island resulted in one arrest and multiple vehicle tows. Overall, at least six people were arrested, 12 cars were towed, and a gun was seized during the weekend events. The police response was coordinated with other agencies to address the planned takeover events, and a new Oregon law allows for harsh penalties for those convicted of street racing.
A mother and her five children returned home to find their newly rented house in Columbia Tusculum, Cincinnati, destroyed by flash floods, with most of their belongings ruined. The landlord and neighbors blame the city for the recurring issue, citing a drain problem on the street that leads to catastrophic flooding. Despite previous efforts by the city, including sewer backup prevention pumps and raised windows, the problem persists. The affected community is calling for urgent action from the city to address the issue and prevent further devastation.
Players of Dragon’s Dogma 2 are expressing frustration with a particular Sphinx Riddle quest that requires retracing steps to find a Seeker’s Token, leading to complaints about the quest's difficulty and frustration. Some players resorted to using mods or documenting token locations, while others criticized the quest's design as being opposite to fun. Despite the challenges, some players were able to remember their first token location, while others sought tips for finding Seeker’s Tokens more easily.
Pokemon Go players are expressing frustration with Shadow Raids, citing the in-person requirements as a major obstacle, particularly for those not based in large cities with many players and gyms. Some players are calling for the addition of Remote Raiding capabilities to make participation more accessible, while others suggest using community platforms like Campfire and local Discord channels to coordinate and enhance the experience. The community's discontent with Shadow Raids highlights a growing demand for more inclusive raiding options in the game.
Arrowhead Game Studio is investigating implementing an AFK auto-kick feature in response to Helldivers 2 players staying logged in to avoid server connection issues, causing frustration among the community. The developer is aware of the problem and is looking into a solution, while also facing requests to bring the game to Xbox.
Helldivers 2 players are frustrated with server capacity issues as some users refuse to log out, blocking others from playing by leaving the game running while they are away. The community is calling for an AFK auto kick feature, and developer Arrowhead has acknowledged the problem and is working on a fix. The game's recent success has led to significant server issues, with the developer addressing the need for stability as the player base continues to grow.
Pokemon Go players are criticizing the upcoming Enamorus Elite Raid times, expressing frustration over the limited availability of the Pokemon and the impracticality of the time window, which falls during working hours for many. The community is calling for Niantic to reconsider the timed event format and implement longer event durations to allow for greater participation.
Frustrations with Cities: Skylines 2 are growing as the community and content creators express dissatisfaction with the game's performance issues, lack of mod support, and underlying gameplay systems. Despite ongoing patches, players are encountering substantial issues with the simulation, leading to a decline in player counts compared to the original game. Content creators like Cities By Diana and Biffa Plays Indie Games have voiced their critiques, prompting Colossal Order to respond and promise clearer communication. The community remains hopeful for improvements but is exploring other city-building game options in the meantime.
Residents in a San Antonio neighborhood have been unable to receive mail for months due to mailbox vandalism by thieves. The community mailbox, which was pried open in an attempt to steal checks and personal information, is expected to take eight months to repair or replace. In the meantime, residents must pick up their mail at the post office, causing inconvenience and delays. Sorting delays have also been reported, impacting timely bill payments and frustrating residents who rely on paper reminders.
The Overwatch 2 community is expressing frustration with the tank role, citing the need for frequent character swaps to counter enemies as a major issue. The shift to a 5 vs. 5 team composition has made playing tanks feel "miserable" and has led to longer queue times. Many players believe that returning to the 2/2/2 formula would resolve these issues and improve the overall gameplay experience.
Frustrated community members in Monroe County urged the local legislature to address the ongoing issue of car thefts committed by teenagers. Concerned citizens expressed their anger and called for action, highlighting instances of violence and the lack of accountability for the perpetrators. Some criticized county legislators for giving themselves raises while the community struggles with the increase in car thefts. Advocates emphasized the need for a comprehensive plan to address the issue and urged lawmakers to hold state legislators accountable for bail reform and Raise the Age laws.