All articles tagged with #player behavior
Originally Published 28 days ago — by Eurogamer
Embark Studios has confirmed that player behavior influences matchmaking in Arc Raiders, with the process being complex and analyzing player actions to assign matches. The game has a reputation for player pacifism, and recent updates include a festive map event, with ongoing data analysis to improve gameplay experience.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Dexerto
The Outer Worlds 2 introduces a unique flaw system that punishes or rewards player habits, including a roast for premium buyers with the Consumerism flaw and a penalty for skipping dialogue, making gameplay both strategic and humorous.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Push Square
Most gamers buy fewer than two new games per year, with a small, affluent segment driving industry revenue through high spending and microtransactions, while the majority prefer free-to-play or less frequent purchases.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Kotaku
A new survey reveals that most gamers in the U.S. buy only two or fewer games annually, despite an explosion of new titles and releases, highlighting a market where a small, dedicated segment of players drives most revenue, while the majority purchase very little.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Push Square
Helldivers 2's CEO warns against relying solely on online discourse for player feedback, emphasizing that most players don't post online and that developers use various data sources to gauge player sentiment accurately.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Kotaku
The article discusses frustration with players in Battlefield 6's open beta who neglect to revive downed teammates, despite the game's mechanics allowing anyone to revive others. The author urges players to help their team by reviving more often to improve gameplay and conserve respawn tickets, emphasizing the importance of teamwork in the game.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by FanSided
Rafael Devers, now with the San Francisco Giants, defends his decision to play first base after previously refusing to do so with the Red Sox, claiming he's motivated by being active on the field, despite evidence of his reluctance in Boston. The article criticizes his dishonesty and questions his leadership qualities, highlighting the tension between his actions and statements.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Yahoo Sports
During a game, Caitlin Clark was held back from charging at a referee after a controversial call, sparking divided reactions on social media about her conduct and the officiating. The incident also raised concerns about her behavior and the league's handling of such situations, with Clark potentially facing injury issues that could affect her participation in upcoming events.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
Jorge Lopez was designated for assignment by the Mets after an on-field meltdown where he threw his glove into the stands, an act deemed unacceptable by the team. His behavior, compounded by a misinterpreted comment about the team, led to his dismissal amid the Mets' ongoing struggles. The incident raised questions about team leadership and professional conduct.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Engadget
Overwatch 2 is implementing harsher punishments for players who leave mid-match, including longer queue bans and season-long bans for repeat offenders. The game is also introducing "wide groups" to allow friends of different ranks to play together in Competitive mode, albeit with longer wait times. Additionally, Blizzard is adding features to prevent abuse and harassment, such as expanding the "Avoid as Teammate" list, updating the reporting interface, and blocking chat privileges for players who engage in abusive behavior.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Video Gamer
In the latest Helldivers 2 Major Order, players noticed strange behavior from the Automatons, with some robots choosing not to fight and instead following players. This has sparked debate among players about whether the robots are attempting diplomacy or simply trying to survive eradication. Some players see it as a form of betrayal, while others speculate it could be an intended part of the game's lore. Regardless, players are advised to remain cautious and prepare with the best weapons and armor to ensure the liberation of planets from the Automatons.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Gamesradar
The developers of Helldivers 2 were surprised when 70% of players joined the fight against the Automatons, despite their initial expectations. The game's Galactic Table divides players between bug hordes and mechanical armies, with most players sticking to their preferred missions. However, a recent unsuccessful assault on the Automaton homebase led to crucial planet losses, prompting a new Major Order for a second chance at victory. Despite some disgruntled players, the introduction of a new heavy armor set offers hope for turning the tide in the ongoing war.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Gamesradar
Helldivers 2 players are clashing over the use of 'meta' builds and competitive play, with some urging for a more relaxed approach while others emphasize teamwork and efficiency. Issues include disagreements over weapon choices, streamers promoting solo play in a co-op game, misunderstandings about shared resources, and players prematurely quitting defense missions. The game's server capacity has recently increased, but concerns remain about accommodating the player base.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Deadspin
Draymond Green has returned to the Golden State Warriors after being reinstated by the NBA following a series of suspensions for on-court behavior. While coach Steve Kerr wants Green to control his interactions with officials, the focus should be on preventing physical altercations with other players. Green's return comes with the expectation of improved behavior, and he will need to demonstrate restraint to avoid further disciplinary action.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Dexerto
Apex Legends players are criticizing the new Promotional Trials feature, claiming it is "ruining" the game by encouraging passive and selfish behavior. The trials require multiple top 5 finishes or wins to rank up, leading players to avoid fights and prioritize personal success over teamwork. The community argues that instead of discouraging this behavior, the change has only increased it, and they are calling for adjustments from the developers.